We all want to get past our present state of affairs and back to a future where coronavirus doesn’t impact our day-to-day existence. What will Mediation look like when that day arrives? Will there be in-person Mediations? Will there be virtual Mediations utilizing videoconferencing? Will there be Mediation sessions employing both in-person and remote participation simultaneously?
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From the Mediation Matters Blog of Steve Mehta.One of the key things that a mediator can provide for clients is the ability to think creatively. Indeed, some would say that...
By Steve MehtaA career in mediation can be a reasonably lucrative choice that delivers challenges and rewards for those who are suited. Mediators, conciliators and arbitrators are expected to enjoy faster-than-average job...
By Kayla MatthewsMy first article dealt with a mother’s query about the age at which children are given considerable sway by the court in determining how much time they spend with each...
By Cynthia M. Fox
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