Problem-Solving Advocacy in Meditations: A Model of Client Representation
By , February 8, 2012
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The article addresses how attorneys participating in mediation can represent their clients in a way that takes full advantage of the problem-solving opportunities offered by mediation. A successful advocate can solicit the mediator to use different techniques throughout the mediation process. The author discusses how an attorney may use a problem-solving approach that involves the analysis of interests, impediments, and ways mediators’ assistance may be used during mediation.
