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hello and welcome to the 49th episode of business litigation TV Im your host Jesse David Eisenberg I mean New York business litigation attorney and this is the Internets most passionate show about business litigation now as a business litigation attorney I mostly deal with problems once a contract has been bdocHubed but before the contract gets bdocHubed theres always a contract dispute now a contract dispute gets contentious normally then the loot then someone bdocHubes it and a lawyer gets called and now youre in litigation however there are some options to try and avoid litigation in a contract dispute even before the lawsuit is filed or contract has art like I said already been bdocHubed so Im gonna talk about some of the main methods the first one is negotiation basically the two sides come together and negotiate say Ill give you this for this you know when you come to some kind of greement sometimes you have an attorney there representing each side in the negotiation to try and