By Dhyana Levey
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - If you get thrown off a horse, you have to get back on, mediator Charlotte Venner is fond of telling her clients. Venner, 52, takes her own advice literally as an avid equestrian. But the saying also comes into play when she advises litigants in personal injury and employment discrimination cases. "I explain, 'All we can do is put this event in a box and move on with life,'" she sa...
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - If you get thrown off a horse, you have to get back on, mediator Charlotte Venner is fond of telling her clients. Venner, 52, takes her own advice literally as an avid equestrian. But the saying also comes into play when she advises litigants in personal injury and employment discrimination cases. "I explain, 'All we can do is put this event in a box and move on with life,'" she sa...
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