When parties are engaged in a dispute over IP rights, mediation is an amicable way of resolving a dispute that allows parties to engage in a dialogue that is guided by their interests. Mediation generally results in time and cost savings for parties, as parties have control and certainty over the process to discuss and formulate a win-win solution for both parties.
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JAMS ADR Blog by Chris PooleHaving recently completed a manual about the ADR process, there are three features of mediation that jump out at me as noteworthy, but are often...
By John CratsleyThis just in from one of my colleagues at ADR Services, Inc., Michael P. Carbone. Good stuff and an excellent mediator for commercial real estate and construction dispute litigation. A...
By Victoria PynchonINTRODUCTION (Mediation) "Is the intervention into a dispute or negotiation by an acceptable, impartial, and neutral third party who has no authoritative decision making process" 1 When Christopher Moore wrote...
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