In countries with a continental European legal tradition, it is very rare for State institutions to undergo mediation procedures. And even if they do, it is highly unlikely that they would reach binding agreements that would resolve their disputes. Nonetheless, Ecuador is an exception.
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By in large, therapy has been the restricted domain of counsellors and psychotherapists. My limited understanding of therapy is that it is a construct aimed at changing a person’s mindset...
By Areta MarshallFrom the Blog of Phyllis G. Pollack. As many of my readers are aware, I mediate “lemon law” cases or matters brought under California’s Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act (Civ. Code...
By Phyllis PollackA common reason for workplace tension is biased judgement. We regularly form opinions of others with only of a fraction of the relevant information. When musing over our own actions,...
By Sat Sindhar
