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Sarah E. Worley Conflict Resolution, P.C. - PowerPoint Presentation

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Sarah E. Worley Conflict Resolution, P.C. - PPT Presentation

50 Milk Street 16 th Floor Boston MA 02109 wwwworleyconflictresolutioncom Mediation What it is and What it is not Mediation is 1 The best opportunity to settle 2 An opportunity for the actual parties to a case to hear from attorneys who will try the case ID: 605884

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Slide1

Sarah E. Worley Conflict Resolution, P.C.

50 Milk Street, 16

th

Floor Boston MA 02109

www.worleyconflictresolution.comSlide2

Mediation

What it is and What it is notSlide3

Mediation is:

1. The best opportunity to settle

2. An opportunity for the actual parties to a case to hear from attorneys who will try the case

3. An opportunity for parties to participate in the process

4. An opportunity for resolution and closureSlide4

Mediation is not:

1. An opportunity to bully, intimidate, or berate people

2. An occasion to show off to your client to the detriment of your case

3. An opportunity for free discovery

4. A scouting missionSlide5

Mediation: What Do You Stand to Gain?

1. A settled case

2. A happy client

3. A tidy resultSlide6

Mediation: What Do You Stand to Lose?

1. The confidence of your client

2. Your reputation in the community

3. The opportunity to secure a tidy resultSlide7

Recipe for Success

1. Prepare your case

2. Prepare your client

3. Have a plan

4. Be flexible

5. Execute your planSlide8

Please Please Do Not:

1. Mistreat opposing party/opposing counsel

2. Play/mislead the mediator

3. Mislead your client

4. Lose perspective: don

t sabotage your relationshipsSlide9

Golden Rules of Successful Mediation

1. Courtesy always gets you more of what you want

2. Think strategically about how to send a message

3. Don

t #

trumpertantrum

4. Don

t forget your client

5. Don

t lose sight of your objective