Civil Litigation,
Law Practice,
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Nov. 8, 2013
Mediators call for voluntary certification
Some mediators are unhappy that persons with minimal or no training can hold themselves out as mediators.
Whether the practice of mediation should be regulated or credentialed in any way has long been a contentious topic within the ADR community, which has yet to reach consensus on the issue. On the one hand, many practitioners see no compelling need for regulation or certification, as there has been no public outcry for it. They see the advantages to keeping the field open as to mediators' styles and backgrounds. On the other hand, many mediators desire a credential that would be of benefit...
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