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Collaborative
Practice ("CP") is about
working together to resolve differences in a
constructive fashion. It is about rising above our
differences to find resolutions that are fair and
reasonable, satisfy all parties, and prevent the
lasting acrimony so often associated with
litigation.
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The Massachusetts Collaborative Law Council is an association of attorneys and other professionals committed to resolving conflict in a collaborative manner and dedicated to helping our clients achieve amicable settlements of disputes by problem-solving and negotiation. |
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How to use Collaborative Practice |
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The first step is to locate a lawyer or other professional to advise and represent you. The second step is to encourage the person, business, or other entity to the dispute to consider using CP. |
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Please search our website for information about CP, sample CP process agreements, case studies, articles from the Collaborative Law Journal, and a roster of CLP-trained lawyers and other professionals. Contact any of the professionals listed here for information and advice about CP, including advice about what cases are suitable, and not suitable for CP. |
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Please feel free to contact us if you have questions about the CP process, and thank you for your interest in Collaborative Practice. |
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