By Palmer Brown Madden
Mediators often begin mediation sessions with an opening statement that includes an explanation that they are "neutral."
They often explain that, unlike the parties who have a monetary interest in what occurs at the mediation, the mediator has no interest in its outcome.
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Mediators often begin mediation sessions with an opening statement that includes an explanation that they are "neutral."
They often explain that, unlike the parties who have a monetary interest in what occurs at the mediation, the mediator has no interest in its outcome.
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