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Source/Author/Copyright: Sylvia Mayer, Mayer on Mediation (http://smayerlaw.com/category/mayer-on-mediation)
In the world of civil litigation, mediation falls in the same category as death and taxes – it is a certainty. While every case is different, below are some “one size fits all” practical tips for preparing for mediation based on...
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