Alternative Dispute Resolution
Aug. 23, 2001
Sportsmanship
By Tom Morgan
Thomas Schneider doesn't play hardball in mediations. But he uses the sport's symbolism to help settle cases.
Schneider sometimes uses a home run or strikeout metaphor. He says that clients relate to the image that it's a team effort on both sides.
"When you go to court," Schneider says, ...
Thomas Schneider doesn't play hardball in mediations. But he uses the sport's symbolism to help settle cases.
Schneider sometimes uses a home run or strikeout metaphor. He says that clients relate to the image that it's a team effort on both sides.
"When you go to court," Schneider says, ...
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