Once in the reinventing mode, you sometimes find yourself reinventing everything around you as well. So it is with alternative dispute resolution.

For example, I have found that most attorneys, both plaintiffs and defendants, focus on the bottom line when preparing for a mediation. What is the case worth? That’s the pivotal question and from that pivotal point demands are formulated and offers devised.

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