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How to Be Effective as Counsel at Mediation (REPLAY)

Date

Tuesday, May 21, 2024 (9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)

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CPD Hour(s)
2 h 30 m Substantive
15 m Professionalism
15 m EDI Professionalism
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Description

While skilled litigation counsel love the thrill of arguing at trial, they also understand that resolution is almost always in their clients’ best interests. Mediation is a critical juncture in a case and often the best opportunity to achieve resolution. Used effectively, the mediation process serves as an opportunity to resolve a dispute after the parties have had time to understand their positions, but before they have incurred the bulk of the costs associated with taking a matter to trial. Seizing this opportunity is more important than ever, given that litigation is as costly and financially, mentally, and emotionally taxing as it has ever been.

  • Learn how to draft persuasive mediation briefs that do not alienate opposing parties or hinder principled negotiation
  • Find out how to understand the interests and goals behind a party’s position and engage in creative negotiations that narrow the goal posts for resolution
  • Learn about the pitfalls and don’ts of mediation advocacy

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