Litigation
Apr. 21, 2006
Use of Mediation Has Become Natural Adjunct to Litigation
Focus Column - By Linda Bulmash - Prior to the popularity of mediation as a dispute-resolving tool, litigators often had difficulty resolving cases, resulting in costly trials and the uncertainty of juries.
By Linda Bulmash
Prior to the popularity of mediation as a dispute-resolving tool, litigators often had difficulty resolving cases, resulting in costly trials and the uncertainty of juries. Today, litigation still retains its chest thumping and noisy argument, but litigation has evolved to include mediation as part of the process. Effective neutrals now facilitate negotiate...
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