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By Victoria Pynchon
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There comes a point in every mediation when the attorneys need help in understanding their clients and the clients need to be reminded of the limitations the legal process imposes on everyone's efforts to resolve the conflict at hand. A mediator knows this time has come when the parties begin to complain that their counsel is "forgetting" to emphasi...
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