Perspective
Aug. 22, 2015
Mediation is not just another step
Rather than being strategically employed at a critical juncture in litigation, mediation often is reflexively scheduled as one of many parts of the litigation process. By Terry R. Bailey
Mediation may no longer be a viable option for many litigants today as attorneys grow
increasingly frustrated with the process. I hope attorneys and mediators will commit
to changing it for the good of our clients. Three simple steps discussed below are
a good start to improving the process for all and increasing the likelihood that mediation
will resolve your case.
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