Trends and Changes in Mediation
In the last few years, mediations have become harder to solve due to their complexities, economic pressure and the growing sophistication of lawyers. Disputes increasingly involve very technical issues, multiple parties or have a cross-border element. This means that they often take longer to complete and, indeed, many of our respondents report that the general expectation that a mediation takes one or two days has disappeared, to be replaced with the more realistic...
The American College of Civil Trial Mediators congratulate the following Fellows who were selected for the 2013 International Who’s Who of Commercial Mediation. The Fellows were selected based upon the following criteria: “Nominees have been selected based upon comprehensive, independent survey work with both General Counsel and Commercial mediation experts in private practice. . .” Keep up the good work.
CALIFORNIA
Douglas Noll, William A. Quinby, Yarko Sochynsky
DISTRICT...
This year we recognise 301 of the leading commercial mediators, selected for their outstanding skills and experience in the area. Our research reveals that mediation remains firmly in the hands of individuals, small boutiques and, increasingly, barristers’ chambers. The only truly international mediation provider in our research is JAMS, which this year boasts 18 inclusions across Italy, Canada and the US. We also select the 10 most highly regarded commercial mediators in the world, three of whom...