By Richard L. Patsey
Despite the fact that 95 percent of all filed civil cases settle before trial through some type of negotiation, lawyers are predominantly trained and have experience in trial advocacy. Trial and mediation are as different as night and day. Many mediations are unsuccessful because counsel have f...
Despite the fact that 95 percent of all filed civil cases settle before trial through some type of negotiation, lawyers are predominantly trained and have experience in trial advocacy. Trial and mediation are as different as night and day. Many mediations are unsuccessful because counsel have f...
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