Alternative Dispute Resolution
Sep. 18, 2026
How to pick the top dog for your mediation
Choosing the right mediator is a lot like choosing the right dog: Attorneys should look beyond pedigree to find the temperament, style and strengths that best fit the case and client.
When you decide to adopt a dog, you do a lot of homework first. What kind of disposition are you looking for? Do you want a show dog with attitude and a pedigree, or a mutt with bad breath and a warm heart? Should the dog be a worker who loves performing tasks or a couch potato who'd rather snuggle and watch Netflix with you?
Not every kind of dog is right for every person or family; the wrong breed can wreak havoc in a household. When choosing a puppy, therefore, it's impo...
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