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Mediation Tips for the Practitioner from a Savvy Plaintiff?s Attorney

By Christopher Annunziata

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Vickie Pynchon is taking a break from blogging while campaigning for one of the Presidential candidates.  In the meantime, she has asked some guest bloggers to post content.  On Tuesday, Brian Herrington, a plaintiff’s lawyer from Mississippi offered some useful tips on preparing for mediation from a practitioner’s perspective.

After a mediation fell apart on Tuesday because the ultimate decision maker did not attend and was not privy to the discussions necessary to allow him to make an informed decision, I could not agree more with Brian’s assertion, “Make sure the money person is there.” Brian states that he

will no longer attend a mediation unless the individual authorized to write the settlement check is present.   None of this, ?We have to get on the phone and see what corporate says? for me. You do not want to mediate with defense counsel only.

Good stuff in Vickie’s absence.

Full post as published by CKA Mediation and Arbitration Services Blog on October 30, 2008 (boomark / email).

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