Last week, we concluded the series “Questions Clients Have about Mediation” written by Kent B. Scott and Cody W. Wilson from Babcock Scott & Babcock. In case you missed these interesting posts, following are links to all of them:
- What is Mediation?
- What are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Mediation?
- Would my Mediation be Confidential?
- Will a Settlement in Mediation be Enforceable?
- How do we Get the Mediator to See it Our Way? When and Where Should we Mediate?
- How do we Get Started?
- Who Should I Bring to the Mediation?
- Is the Mediator Like a Judge? What Should I Bring to the Mediation? What Should I Wear to the Mediation? How Long Will the Mediation Last?
- What Happens in Mediation?
- Is There a Recipe for a Successful Mediation?
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GUEST-POST PART X | Questions Clients Have about Mediation: Is There a Recipe for a Successful Mediation?
GUEST-POST PART IX | Questions Clients Have about Mediation: What Happens in Mediation?
GUEST-POST PART VIII | Questions Clients Have about Mediation: Is the Mediator Like a Judge? What Should I Bring to the Mediation? What Should I Wear to the Mediation? How Long Will the Mediation Last?
GUEST-POST PART VII | Questions Clients Have about Mediation: Who Should I Bring to the Mediation?
GUEST-POST PART VI | Questions Clients Have about Mediation: How Do We Get Started?
GUEST-POST PART V | Questions Clients Have about Mediation: How Do We Get the Mediator to See It Our Way? When and Where Should We Mediate?
