Disputing: Are Parties Required to Mediate in Good Faith?

By Don Philbin, July 17, 2011   
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Disputing: Are Parties Required to Mediate in Good Faith? www.karlbayer.com/blog/?p=14518

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Larry Wheeler

The mediation process does not impose requirements on the parties, only on the mediator who is obligated to remain neutral and conduct the mediation in an ethical manner. Most parties find it in their best interests to act in good faith during a mediation.

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