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... parties are encouraged to redefine their dispute as a problem framed in terms of each party's needs and interests . While the structure of the process will vary for each mediation , as a general rule the process will involve the ...
... parties are encouraged to redefine their dispute as a problem framed in terms of each party's needs and interests . While the structure of the process will vary for each mediation , as a general rule the process will involve the ...
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... parties do most of the work them- selves . From the lawyer's point of view this means that the pressure of taking accurate witness briefs and drafting careful submissions on relevant aspects of the law are not critical to the success of ...
... parties do most of the work them- selves . From the lawyer's point of view this means that the pressure of taking accurate witness briefs and drafting careful submissions on relevant aspects of the law are not critical to the success of ...
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... parties to work to- gether to generate options . The key to this phase of the media- tion is to allow the parties to brain- storm , without commitment and to encourage the parties to focus on the future . The options themselves should ...
... parties to work to- gether to generate options . The key to this phase of the media- tion is to allow the parties to brain- storm , without commitment and to encourage the parties to focus on the future . The options themselves should ...
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