Short Negotiation Paper

Short Negotiation Paper

Interview a business, nonprofit, university or a political leader about a major negotiation that they have conducted in their career. What were they negotiating? Who were they negotiating against? What sorts of concerns did they have about the negotiation? Answer those questions and put that real-life negotiation (read below) into conversation with the negotiation theories, strategies, and authors we have discussed in class.3 pages. Times size 12, and no funny business with the margins. Email me the paper as word documents

Please write the paper based on the storybelow

Eight years ago my parent’s friend Raffi was trying to sell his NYC restaurant. Raffi was a broker and had a license,he puts the restaurant on the market then he met broker Amir and offered to help him sell the restaurant. Amir never showed the restaurant to anyone and 6 months later he left to Israel and disappeared for a while. Then Raffi found a buyer and sold the restaurant.  Amir comes back and wants commission. Amir never sold the restaurant and had no involvement in the sale. This was in 2012. He went to court and filed a civil lawsuit, and intentionally served the court documents to the restaurant that was located in Manhattan, while he had known that they resided in Long Island, therefore they never received the court date and they had no knowledge of lawsuit filed against them.Raffi found out about it only when they sent him subpoena.

Now Raffi’s lawyer is negotiating with Amir’s lawyer. He offered 1k, if he does not agree they will go to the court, Raffi’s lawyer also reminded them that in 2 years the case is going away, therefore if this continues another 2 years Amir will get nothing. The negotiation is still in process and Raffi’s lawyer is still waiting for Amir’s lawyer response.

Please add more stuff about their negotiation (you can exaggerate little bit) and relate it with the class readings(I will attach the readings)

Answer the following questions

• What were they negotiating?
• Who were they negotiating against?
• What sorts of concerns did they have about the negotiation?
• Put the negotiation into conversation with the negotiation theories, strategies, and authors we have discussed in class.