At the outset, we have two (or sometimes more) parties in dispute. Hostility, rancour, and frustration - not to mention escalating cost - are frequent bedfellows. The end position we seek is of a course a resolution of the dispute. We may not achieve a state of harmony, but ...
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“An ounce of mediation is worth a pound of arbitration and a ton of litigation”[1].
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Probably one of the best ways of approaching mediation is by comparing it to ‘going to court’; after all that is what most ...
