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The Role of the Mediator in Med-Mal Cases

For litigants today, faced with the potential of a long and drawn-out jury trial, along with the uncertainties that accompany such an exercise, mediation is becoming a very important alternative in the dispute resolution process.

11 minute read December 27, 2012 at 01:43 PM
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Roseann Lynn Brenner
The Role of the Mediator in Med-Mal Cases

For litigants today, faced with the potential of a long and drawn-out jury trial, along with the uncertainties that accompany such an exercise, mediation is becoming a very important alternative in the dispute resolution process.

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