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Alternative Dispute Resolution

Oct. 31, 2001

Stubborn Myths

Mediation is a fact of life. Whether ordered by the court, selected by counsel or required by contract, mediation is a process that is employed in a growing number of cases each year. Yet, although the use of mediation has increased, understanding of its power and limitations is uneven at best. The following are some of the myths of the mediation process.

        By Matthew P. Guasco
        
        Mediation is a fact of life. Whether ordered by the court, selected by counsel or required by contract, mediation is a process that is employed in a growing number of cases each year. Yet, although the use of mediation has increased, understanding of its power and limitations is uneven at best....

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