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Wheeler, Terry: Concern: Quality of Practice – Video

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Terry Wheeler
July 16, 2010

Terry Wheeler shares his concern that many mediators are more focused on their needs or the program they work for than the focusing on the parties.

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Terry Wheeler

Terry Wheeler is engaged in the private practice of law with the Columbus firm of Artz & Dewhirst. His areas of practice include employment, business, and criminal law. Mr. Wheeler also serves as a co-director for the Center for Dispute Resolution. In addition he is an adjunct professor, teaching negotiation,… MORE >

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