If you have ever been part of a lawsuit, you are probably aware that somewhere in the range of 95 percent of employment-related lawsuits are settled, dismissed, or otherwise resolved before trial. While some cases are resolved through direct negotiation between the lawyers, or through motions filed with the court, a significant number are resolved through mediation.
Mediation is, essentially, a formalized negotiation process with the...
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