When it comes to mediation, counsel typically adopt a well-worn approach. They author persuasive briefs, craft effective presentations, and calculate settlement targets - all rooted in the righteousness of their client's position. But at this juncture, prudent counsel also need to take a moment to pause their advocacy to fully and objectively calibrate their assessments. This will assist their clients in making the informed, tactical decision of w...
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