<p>Emotion should be saved for the courtroom and not the mediation process, experts say.</p>

There’s No Crying in Mediation

February 1, 2019

Emotion should be saved for the courtroom and not the mediation process, experts say.

Issue Date: February 1, 2019

Table of Contents

Mediation Can Resolve Disputes Faster, at Less Cost Than Litigation
There’s No Crying in Mediation
Choose a Qualified Mediator
Tips for Getting the Most Out of Mediation
Electronic Discovery Can Be Costly, Time-Consuming
Developing a Culture of Healthcare Safety Requires Multifaceted Approach
Obstetrician Liable For $1.75 Million Due to Permanent Brain Injuries to Infant During Delivery
Court Denies New Trial After Jury Exempts Doctor in Retained Object Case

Financial Disclosure: Author Greg Freeman, Editor Jill Drachenberg, Editor Jesse Saffron, Editorial Group Manager Terrey L. Hatcher, and Nurse Planner Maureen Archambault report no consultant, stockholder, speaker’s bureau, research, or other financial relationships with companies having ties to this field of study. Consulting Editor Arnold Mackles, MD, MBA, LHRM, discloses that he is an author and advisory board member for The Sullivan Group and that he is owner, stockholder, presenter, author, and consultant for Innovative Healthcare Compliance Group.

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