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Alternative Dispute Resolution

Jul. 13, 2002

Being Effective

Q & ADR - By Jeff Kichaven and Deborah Rothman - Question: How could the defense bar be more effective at mediation? - Answer: After asking the defense bar how the plaintiffs' bar could be more effective at mediation (Q&ADR, May 10), we thought it only fair to turn the tables. The comments of these leaders of the plaintiffs' bar lead to three conclusions: Defense counsel, or some of them, anyway, should take a second look at how they decide whether to mediate, whom they bring to the mediation and how they treat plaintiffs once they get there.

        Q & ADR
        
        By Jeff Kichaven and Deborah Rothman
        
• Question: How could the defense bar be more effective at mediation?
        
• Answer: After asking the defense bar how the plai...

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