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Alternative Dispute Resolution

Aug. 23, 2001

Matching Mediators

Q: Why do mediations with neutrals with terrific reputations turn into nightmares? A: Similar to attorneys, some mediators are good for one kind of case but turkeys on others. The trick is to discern the strengths and weaknesses of the proposed mediator and think carefully about how they will affect your client and your case.

By Deborah Rothman and Jeff Kichaven
        
        Q: Why do mediations with neutrals with terrific reputations turn into nightmares?
        A: Similar to attorneys, some mediators are good for one kind of case but turkeys on others. The trick is to discern the strengths and weaknesses of the proposed mediator and think caref...

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