This article is the second of two seeking to identify some critical decisions with which counsel must deal in embarking on mediation of a civil dispute. Part one involved some best practices in connection with the decision to utilize mediation, deciding when and how to initiate the process, how to prepare the client and how to select a mediator. This part involves decisions during actual mediation.
When Should the Actual Mediation Begin?
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