Litigation is perhaps a knee-jerk reaction to resolving a contractual disagreement. But recent data suggests owners, architects, contractors and others involved in the construction process are gravitating more toward alternative dispute resolution. Mediation, in particular, is emerging as a preferred – and in many cases, required – option.
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From the Blog of Phyllis G. Pollack. One of the first goals of a mediator is to gain the trust of the parties; to convince them to put aside...
By Phyllis PollackCEDR's Annual Review 2006 is just out. Highlights include; 1. CEDR arranges three mediations every single working day of the year - not a bad effort in this age of...
By Geoff SharpThe full text of the article is available here. What follows is the table of contents and the introduction. I. INTRODUCTION II. THIS ARTICLE III. A CONNECTICUT MEDIATOR IN A...
By Paula Young
