Focus (Forum & Focus)
Jun. 11, 2008
Principle of Fairness is Often Overlooked During Litigation
For many parties in mediation and litigation matters, the perception of being treated fairly is more important than the actual decision, writes Steven G. Mehta. - Forum Column
By Steven G. Mehta
This article appears on Page 6
On many playgrounds, you will often hear the phrase "That's not fair." Those three words also have a huge impact in the litigation and dispute resolution context. That is because the principle of fairness is an often-overlooked concept both in litigation and prior to the time that litigation is ever commenced
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