The court refused to sanction one party for leaving the mediation without notifying the other side or sending a representative without adequate authority because the mediator’s report did not indicate a problem. The court refused to sanction the other side for improperly disclosing confidential mediation information in its motion for sanctions, stating that since the mediator was not required to report lack of good faith the party’s only recourse was to move for sanctions. Freedom Scientific BLV Group, LLC v. Orient Semiconductor, Ltd., No. 8:13–cv–569–T–30TBM (U.S.D.C. M.D. Fl., January 17, 2014)
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