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Leonard Riskin saw certain unahappiness in law schools that he linked to the adversarial process of settling disputes. Instead of a win-lose scenario, he attempted to help lawyers see and use mediation as a way to open their minds to a more positive process that would satisfy parties’ underlying interests and needs.
This is another in a series of updates on the development of mediation internationally by Mediate.com News Editor, Keith Seat.The Supreme Court of Belize is encouraging mediation by establishing a...
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By Geoff SharpFrom the Real Divorce Mediation Blog of Nancy Hudgins and Debra Synovec Clients often ask “Is mediation right for our divorce situation?”A better question might be “Is litigation right for...
By Debra Synovec
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