Advocacy is about influence and persuasion, a very important part of representing clients in mediation.
Lawyers who appreciate this tend to support their clients more effectively throughout the whole mediation process, from preparing for the meeting to drafting the settlement agreement.
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Texas Conflict Coach Audio Blog by Pattie PorterHave you ever heard someone threaten “I’ll see you in court!”? If this has happened to you, or if you have ever thought...
By Patricia PorterSee interview series DVDs at www.mediate.com/Views. Access all Nina Meierding videos here.Nina Meierding explains why the word neutral, in describing the mediator's role, invites challenge and debate.
By Nina MeierdingThe International Mediation Institute (IMI) has just released its 2016 International Mediation and ADR Survey. The results, which were generated by 815 individuals representing 67 countries and varied stakeholders (users,...
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