Law Practice
Apr. 17, 2007
Keeping It Neutral
Focus Column - By Jeff Kichaven - When both sides are invested in choosing a mediator, the chances for a good result go up.
By Jeff Kichaven
"Let them pick the mediator. Anybody they like. We don't care."
It's a common and mistaken practice. Parties are more likely to achieve satisfactory results when they participate in mediator selection. The key is for all sides to do due diligence to find the right mediator.
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