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Ten Pointers for a First Mediation - Tim Wallis, Trust Mediation Ltd

06/07/12. Attending a mediation is, for many PI practitioners, a new experience, or at least an occasional one.  Here are ten pieces of advice that an experienced litigator, who was also experienced at mediation, might give to a litigator attending his or her first mediation.  

1.Actively participate in selecting the mediator.  

Getting the right mediator is as important as appointing the right counsel. Ask colleagues for recommendations. Look at CVs on mediation providers’ websites. When you have a shortlist, phone the most likely candidates and ask how they would approach the mediation.  Most mediators will be prepared to speak to you in confidence, telling the other party only the fact that a...

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