Once the mediator and a date for mediation have been selected, the question then is how best to prepare for the mediation. Attorneys know how to prepare for trial: motions in limine, evidence, witness exams, and opening statements. How to get ready for mediation is not as obvious. Here are nine suggestions for counsel to best prepare for mediation.
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