Theresa Wakeen describes a case she had that involved a Korean mother and a bus-driver who had hit and killed the mother’s daughter with the bus. Talks about cultural differences in mediation and conflict resolution, the presence of both parties, and the importance of communication between the parties.
PGP Mediation Blog by Phyllis G. PollackThanks to the pandemic, it seems that everyone is engaging in a lot more asynchronous communication than ever before. Or, is it simply that...
By Phyllis PollackReflections on Parkland Any parent would feel shaken by a shooting at a school anywhere in the world. But when it happens less than 30 miles from where you live,...
By Larry SchoolerPGP Mediation Blog by Phyllis G. PollackI attended the California State Bar Conference a few weeks ago. One of the panels, entitled Ten Common Mistakes in Mediation and How to...
By Phyllis Pollack
