I Negotiate For You.
Or Help You Negotiate.
For an opportunity. You or your company have a great opportunity to make money, if only you can negotiate a good deal with another company. (For examples: employment, sub-contract, teaming agreement, supplier-retailer, and others.) Your pain is you may either scare them off, or leave money on the table. Or they have a reputation for being tricky or intimidating, or you are just plain anxious. Should you hire a professional--an attorney specially trained in negotiation-- to negotiate for you?
Your initial phone evaluation is Free.
Call toll-free 1-877-934-4766
Why Spend the Money on a Professional?
After all, anyone can negotiate for himself or herself. Just sit down and talk. Hold your ground and keep hammering. What’s so special?
Special is doing the things that are key to successful deal making:
- Research both the opposite party and their reps.
- Act at
all times without
losing focus,
without getting angry, without becoming distracted, and without
provoking the other side to cut off negotiation. Study and
practice these skills until they are automatic
- Be able to improvise when the unexpected happens and to bring things to a successful conclusion.
Will you be
prepared for the tricks and tactics of aggressive
negotiators—drawn from a catalog of over two dozen of them--without
losing your cool?
If you are not ready for all of that,
then your money will be well invested hiring a pro.
When
there's a Dispute.
"Look,
I just want
to sue the SOB,
not have a nice conversation." That
is fine, if you do not care about money.
To file suit, your trial lawyer will probably want a
retainer of $10,000
or $20,000. Filing
suit will also harden
feelings on the other side and make a compromise difficult. Also, after spending
all that money, time and
heartache, no matter how strong you think
your case is, you might still lose.
Juries just don't see things as parties to the case do.
The
best thing to do is work out a deal to settle the dispute and to have
someone on
your side working out the deal.
Even if there is mediation, you need a
negotiating attorney knowledgeable
about both the law and the process on your side.
Isn't negotiation just giving in? Some people seem to think so. But if your goal is to make a deal, and not have the other side just pick up their papers and leave the table, you need to have them believe you are there to listen, not just pound the table and insist on your position. And sometimes the other side comes up with a reasonable idea. The Negotiation Pro is an expert at gaining the trust of the other side without just giving in.
I am The Negotiation Pro--a Lawyer specially trained in negotiation--who will get your deal done for you and relive your pain! I negotiate:
- employment and consulting contracts, for company or employee
- contracts, teaming agreements and subcontracts for companies and consultants
- financing agreements ( we also help finding finance)
- agreements with governmental agencies
- distribution agreements for manufacturers, retailers, and wholesalers
- whatever business opportunity you want to pursue!
- dispute problems: business disputes, patent/copyright/trademark infringements, lawsuits and claims--without litigation.
If you are serious about making a deal with an individual, organization, or even a governmental agency—knowing that you usually get just one shot—make it your best shot. Leave the worry to us.
What is the Negotiation Pro difference? A focus on making a deal that works for both sides, so it doesn't come apart later, and a manner that is always firm but also informative and polite.
Let The Negotiation Pro negotiate for you!
Need to save money?
Let the Negotiation Pro help you do it yourself -- to set goals, strategy and tactics, and deal with their tactics.
