The purpose of this article is to explain some reasons why mediators might decide not to promise people that their mediations are confidential. Someday, that promise will result in a mediator being on the wrong end of a serious malpractice case. The consequences could be severe. You don’t want to be that mediator.
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From Colin Rule's blog. From Valleywag (warning: heavily airbrushed and quite cleavagey model picture after the link): "...that's the thing about being impolite online: it might be needlessly abrasive 95...
By Colin Rule“Mediation is an empirical process, a science and art not fully understood by even the most masterful of its practitioners.” (Creo, 2012) Summary The purpose of this article is to...
By Georg StratemeyerThis article originally published in The Huffington Post on 1/6/14.Leah was still chained to her ex-husband: two years after the civil court granted her a divorce. Her ex-husband Dovid, a...
By Morghan Leia Richardson
