By Brian McDonald
It is time for you to file your mediation brief. Assume there have been no negotiations on financial matters or exchange of settlement figures. Who makes the first proposal? Should you?
Do you intend to start at a reasonable level? If so, your ability to make concessions will be limited. Wh...
It is time for you to file your mediation brief. Assume there have been no negotiations on financial matters or exchange of settlement figures. Who makes the first proposal? Should you?
Do you intend to start at a reasonable level? If so, your ability to make concessions will be limited. Wh...
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