After the 2001 terrorist attacks, families of the victims were pushed to participate in the nation’s largest experiment in mediation, the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund.
Families received payouts averaging $2.1 million each, but did they get justice from their out-of-court settlements That question was considered during a panel discussion at the 18th Annual Alternative Dispute Resolution Institute and the 2011 Neutrals’ Conference on Dec. 9 at the State Bar of Georgia.
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