Law Practice,
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Nov. 30, 2018
The zen of mediating difficult issues with emotional parties
Mediation can be an extremely constructive and fulfilling process resulting in a mutually agreeable resolution. However, resolution of each specific dispute can take very different paths. Difficult personalities and unreasonable positions can be the most significant impediments to final resolution.
Stacy La Scala
JAMS
500 N State College Blvd Fl 14
Orange , CA 92868
Fax: (714) 939-8710
Email: slascala@jamsadr.com
Stacy is a mediator, special settlement conference referee and arbitrator.
<p>Mediation can be an extremely constructive and fulfilling process resulting in a mutually agreeable resolution. However, resolution of each specific dispute can take very different paths. Difficult personalities and unreasonable positions can be the most significant impediments to final resolution.</p><p>
Often, difficult personalities and unreasonable positions are identified early in the dispute process. Once c...
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