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- Representing Clients in Mediation is a guide to optimal results, designed for lawyers of all experience levels who need to help their clients mediate legal disputes that typically involve a claim for damages.
- About the Author: Spencer Punnett, of Ormond Baech, FLA., is certified by the Florida Supreme Court to mediate civil disputes at the County and Circuit Court levels.
- 600 Pages
- Freedom + Security / Law Enforcement, Civil Procedure
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About the Book
Representing Clients in Mediation: A Guide to Optimal Results is designed for lawyers of all experience levels who need to help their clients mediate legal disputes that typically involve a claim for damages.Competition: Mediation Advocacy: Representing Clients in Mediation by Stephen Walker (Author). Publisher: Bloomsbury Professional; 1 edition (August 27, 2015). ISBN-13: 978-1780437927. Paperback. $92.88.Book Synopsis
Representing Clients in Mediation is a guide to optimal results, designed for lawyers of all experience levels who need to help their clients mediate legal disputes that typically involve a claim for damages. Spencer Punnett's extensive research offers multiple perspectives on the best way to handle various aspects of mediation advocacy, and gives step-by-step advice covering the entire mediation sequence.
Why is a party's second number often the most revealing in negotiations? Should you "hold something back" for trial? What are "hallway moments," and how can they help you? Should you ever tell the mediator your bottom line? You'll find answers to these questions and many, many more in Representing Clients in Mediation. Also explained:
- Creating a "plan for movement" in offers and counteroffers
- Spotting the chance to "arbitrage" a deal point
- Using "zingers" to create positional vulnerabilities for your opponent
- Mediation prep and its potential for cementing client relationships
- How miscommunication through numbers can cause lost opportunities
- Perils of the "fatigue factor"
- Breaking impasse--the pros and pitfalls of mediators' techniques
Every chapter also includes a variety of standalone pieces ranging from instructive anecdotes to direct me-to-you advice on specific mediation topics. Lawyers can take advantage of the experience of many thoughtful mediation experts through the information in this book, helping them obtain good results for clients.
About the Author
Spencer Punnett, of Ormond Baech, FLA., is certified by the Florida Supreme Court to mediate civil disputes at the County and Circuit Court levels. His law degree is from Northwestern University School of Law, where he served as an editor of the Law Review and was awarded the school's Lowden-Wigmore Prize for Legal Scholarship. Mr. Punnett has been active in the American Bar Association for many years, where his leadership appointments have included: Co-Chair of the ABA Litigation Section's Book Publishing Board; Editor-in-Chief of Litigation News; advisory board member of the ABA Commission on Disability Rights (then called the ABA Commission on Mental and Physical Disabilities); and Vice Chair for Education of the ABA Dispute Resolution Section's Mediation Committee.
