This video is presented as part of Mediate.com’s 25th Anniversary Conference.
Leonard Riskin explains narrow and broad problem definitions by a giving an example of settling a case where there was a breech of a business contract. A narrow problem definition sees a legal process whereas a broad problem definition allows more room for thinking about other causes of the conflict.
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By Cinnie Noble
