Ann Milne: Quality Mediation Takes Time - Video

Ann Milne: Quality Mediation Takes Time – Video

March 7, 2010

Mediators have an obligation to educate future mediators and the public about mediation and this is a process that takes time; some courts put pressure on mediators to settle in a certain number of sessions and this creates muscle mediation, or forcing the parties into settlement.

Ann Milne

Ann Milne is former Executive Director of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts. MORE >

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