“Should I attend a mediation? What is my role?” The answer to the first question is simple. Parties in most instances must attend a mediation. Court rules and mediation providers often require it, and it is certainly a best practice. Most mediators would not go forward without the parties in
The persistent mediator will periodically check back in with the attorneys to learn what has occurred and to see if the new realities, or even just the passage of time, might result in the parties being able to pick up where they left off and try to overcome the seemingly
We know when a mediation begins. The better, and often more challenging questions are: when has it ended and was it successful? If at the end of one or more agreed-upon sessions the parties settle all of the issues in the dispute, the answer is an easy one—perhaps.
“Should I attend a mediation? What is my role?” The answer to the first question is
The persistent mediator will periodically check back in with the attorneys to learn what has occurred
We know when a mediation begins. The better, and often more challenging questions are: when has
Bart J. Eagle provides Mediation and Arbitration services to clients in New York and now offers virtual mediation conducted over Zoom and other video and teleconferencing platforms.
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