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Mediation Strategy

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  1. P.I.S.S.D.

    How Texas Lawyers Can Prepare the Client, the Mediator, and Themselves for Mediation: Maximizing Success Through Strategic Preparation

    By Bob Kraft

    Mediation has become the primary method for resolving civil disputes in Texas, with courts routinely ordering mediation and parties voluntarily choosing this alternative dispute resolution process to avoid the time,…

  2. Rudner Law Blog

    Top 12 Tips to Win at Mediation

    By Stuart Rudner

      This is all about how to win at mediation, and I know that might sound like an oxymoron but it’s not. To me there is a big difference between…

  3. BuildSmart

    No. 2 of the Top 10 Horrible, Terrible, No Good Mistakes Lawyers Make in Mediations

    By David K. Taylor

    This post is a continuation of the 10 most horrible, terrible, no good, “bang your head against the door” mistakes that I have seen lawyers make before, during and after…

  4. ADR Notes

    What’s Your Mediation Plan?

    By Mike McKnight

    When you go in to a mediation do you have a plan? If not, I think you are making a big mistake. You would never go in to a trial…

  5. ADR Notes

    Mediating the Employment Dispute

    By Mike McKnight

    Thirty plus years of handling employment disputes of one form or another has led me to reach several conclusions concerning these disputes and how to best resolve them. While mediation…

  6. Arbitration and ADR

    Using the Evaluative Approach in Appellate Mediation

    By D. Todd Smith

    Last week, I spoke to the Austin Bar Association ADR Section about mediating cases on appeal. In my talk, I explored the differences in perspective between pre-trial mediation, in which…

  7. Litigation & Trial

    If They Don’t Show You A Unicorn, Demand A Mule As Collateral

    By Max Kennerly, Esq.

    Victoria Pynchon responds again in our ongoing conversation. First, a comment on one of her later posts. She quotes an article in California Lawyer in which a litigator advises parties…