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The real civil peacemakers of 90012

How the LA Superior Court’s MSC program can reduce your caseload while maximizing the chance of settlement

Helen I. Bendix

From Issue: 2015 September

Practical differences between court-provided settlement services and private mediation

Private mediators have more flexibility in many situations

James A. Steele

From Issue: 2015 September

Mediation: Playground for the “inner child”

Handling the emotion that can be triggered in clients during mediation and manifests as irrational behavior

Mitchell M. Tarighati

From Issue: 2015 September

Mediation musings after 25 years

It’s about making a deal, not proving a point

Peter J. Marx

From Issue: 2015 September

It’s never too soon

Resolution delayed is often justice denied

Floyd J. Siegal

From Issue: 2015 September

Hush, hush – it’s confidential……

Hush, hush – it’s confidential……

The many meanings of “confidentiality” in mediations

Caroline C. Vincent

From Issue: 2015 September

Settle your mediation twice and for all

Using the pending summary judgment motion to settle your case — twice!

Michael D. Young

From Issue: 2015 September

Mediations are supposed to be confidential…but are they really?

Mediations are supposed to be confidential…but are they really?

A look at the law of mediation confidentiality and why mediation, while confidential in theory, may not be so in reality

Phyllis G. Pollack

From Issue: 2015 September

Mediation plus: Don’t leave money on the table

Two approaches to modifying mediation in difficult-to-settle cases

Barbara A. Reeves

From Issue: 2015 September

Let’s settle this PI case!

When it comes to personal injury mediation, there are no“rules” but there are mistakes

Alexander S. Polsky

From Issue: 2015 September

Implicit bias in decision-making and mediation

Implicit bias in decision-making and mediation

Unconscious cultural bias – “social cognition” – and how it can affect decision-making

Gail Killefer

From Issue: 2015 September

Forced arbitration

Losing your constitutional rights, “One Piece at a Time”

Stuart Zanville

From Issue: 2015 September

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