When after three and a half decades as a litigator Christopher Keele decided to become a mediator, his wife issued a warning.
“You know, Chris, you [will] no longer have the right to be right,” she told him. “You’re going to have a problem because you always think you’re right.”
After almost two years as a neutral with JAMS, Keele says his wife had that part correct. “I am no longer right in mediation... (continued)
