Family,
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Jun. 19, 2002
Mediators Should Provide the Parties with Basic Information
Focus Column - By Franklin R. Garfield - It is widely assumed that family mediators do not have liability for professional negligence. A mediator's job is to assist the parties in reaching agreement. The mediator does not represent either party, let alone both parties. If the parties need legal advice, the mediator routinely tells them to consult counsel.
Focus Column
By Franklin R. Garfield
It is widely assumed that family mediators do not have liability for professional negligence. A mediator's job is to assist the parties in reaching agreement. The media...
By Franklin R. Garfield
It is widely assumed that family mediators do not have liability for professional negligence. A mediator's job is to assist the parties in reaching agreement. The media...
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