The Mediator as Fugu Chef. Preserving Protections Without Poisoning the Process
By , February 8, 2012
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The author uses an analogy of cooking the fugu fish, which is poisonous if not cooked properly, to mediators’ struggle with open communication versus what may be admissible in criminal proceedings. Laflin discusses whether mediation can be run effectively with such a struggle, and if not, what should be done.
