Mediation differs from litigation in several ways. The mediator is a neutral third-party who facilitates discussions between the employer and employee. Unlike a judge, a mediator is not a decision-maker. It is ultimately up to the parties to reach a settlement through mediation.
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When most people think of high conflict people (HCPs), they think of bad behavior. HCPs can be difficult people with whom to work, live and resolve conflicts. They can be...
By Bill EddyIn 1966 and 1967 when I was twenty-two years old, I did a two-year stint as a Peace Corps Volunteer in a village called Khed halfway between Mumbai and Goa...
By Peter AdlerIf you are a family mediator, you might expand your practice to offer mediation to help couples stay married. The process, called “marital mediation,” uses the specific settlement focus of...
By John Fiske
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