No J.D. Required: The Critical Role and Contributions of Non-Lawyer Mediators
By , February 8, 2012
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The author argues that mediation experts’ position that non-lawyers lack the skill to evaluate the legal positions of parties and thus cannot effectively mediate is erroneous. The article contends that possession of a law degree is not necessary for effective mediation, and that non-lawyers can make important contributions to the mediation field.
