Francis L. Carter, P.A. is pleased to announce that Francis L. Carter has been inducted into the National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals (NADN). Francis Carter
In many mediations, each party forcefully tells the mediator: it’s clear we have the better case, so go convince the other side our case trumps
Final offers usually meet with skepticism as to whether they are truly final. So how do you make your final offer come across as credible
Often late in the day a party will give the mediator an offer, concluding with the words, “And tell them this is our final offer!” But is
In negotiating a money settlement plaintiffs and defendants come to the table from two different places. Plaintiffs’ concessions are largely speculative. Plaintiffs are giving up
The value you put on your case is at best your prediction of the result if the case were tried. That prediction is influenced by
Your clients will tell you what they want, but to succeed at a mediation or in any negotiation you need to know what your clients
Since early in 2020, I have been conducting all my mediations by online video and obtaining good results. Even when conditions return to normal, I
To achieve cost efficiency, lawyers will sometimes seek a mediated settlement at the inception of a case. But before discovery all the lawyers know about
Most courts require mediation before a case may go to trial, and there is a far greater likelihood that a case will be settled at
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