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Mediation - Principles, Process, Practice
Mediation - Principles, Process, Practice delivers practical solutions to your practical concerns, answering a wide variety of questions about mediation techniques.
Publication Language: English
Published: January 01, 1998
Publisher: LexisNexis Canada
Mediation - Principles, Process, Practice delivers practical solutions to your practical concerns. It answers questions such as:
- When is mediation appropriate - and how does it fit with other ADR options?
- What are the criteria for selecting the appropriate mediator?
- How is the mediation process initiated? What are the mechanics of the process?
- How are negotiation and problem solving facilitated?
- What are the functions of the legal representative pre-mediation and during the mediation process?
- How does court-connected mediation work? Can the parties agree to opt out of the litigation process?
PART 1: PRINCIPLES
Chapter 1: Introduction to Mediation
Chapter 2: Principles and Policies of Mediation
Chapter 3: Mediation as a Comparative Dispute Resolution Process
PART 2: PROCESSES
Chapter 4: The Mediation Process
Chapter 5: Roles and Functions in Mediation
Chapter 6: Skills and Techniques of Mediators
PART 3: PRACTICE
Chapter 7: Mediation in Practice
Chapter 8: Quality, Standards and Accountability in Mediation
Chapter 9: Legal Issues in Mediation
Chapter 10: Themes and Trends in Mediation Practice
Bibliography
Index
