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Techniques for Negotiating with Difficult Counterparts

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Techniques for Negotiating with Difficult Counterparts
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Hear advice on how to negotiate contracts with difficult counterparties, and explore the importance of our own mindset and how to manage our emotions in these situations. Walk through five types of outrageous negotiation positions and effective responses to defuse and reset the tone of the discussions. 

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  • Total Credit Hours:
  • 0.75 | 0.75 ethics
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  • TX, CA
  • TX MCLE credit expires: 3/31/2025

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1. Techniques for Negotiating With Difficult Counterparties  (Mar 2024)

Laura Frederick

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Techniques for Negotiating With Difficult Counterparties  (Mar 2024)

Hear advice on how to negotiate contracts with difficult counterparties, and explore the importance of our own mindset and how to manage our emotions in these situations. Walk through five types of outrageous negotiation positions and effective responses to defuse and reset the tone of the discussions. 

Originally presented: Jan 2024 Renewable Energy Law Institute

Laura Frederick, How to Contract - Austin, TX