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Principles of alternative dispute resolution / di Ware, Stephen J.

Sommario: “...3: Mediator's credibility c: Mediator's evaluation given to the court 4-14: Broad or narrow scope of issues 4-15: Party self-determination and mediator impartiality 4-16: Mediated settlement agreement a: Practice, including the single-text approach b: Enforceability D: Mediation contexts 4-17: Family 4-18: Labor and employment 4-19: Community 4-20: Business 4-21: Public law (including environmental) 4-22: Any civil case 4-23: Criminal cases E: Representing clients in mediation 4-24: Whether to mediate 4-25: Preparing for mediation 4-26: During mediation F: Law governing mediation 4-27: Mediators' professional duties a: Overview b: Liability suits against mediators c: Occupational licensing: who may mediate? 1: Mandatory vs voluntary 2: Lawyer-mediators 3: Non-lawyer mediators d: Private duties (including ethical standards) 4-28: Confidentiality a: Generally b: Confidentiality agreements prior to or during litigation c: Rules of evidence and discovery d: Mediation privilege e: Confidentiality clauses in settlement agreements 4-29: Agreements to mediate 4-30: Mandatory mediation a: Generally b: Policy arguments for and against c: Who must participate? ...”