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Mediating a Federal Case: Practice Tips for Judges & Lawyers [CC]
U.S. Magistrate Judges and U.S. Bankruptcy Judges can help civil litigants settle their federal disputes for free. This webinar will explore this often-underutilize resource for litigants in federal courts with tips on how federal trial judges and attorneys can successfully bring resolution to contested matters through settlement conferences and mediation at the courthouse. A stellar panel of highly experienced judges and attorneys will share advice on how attorneys can effectively prepare for and utilize conferences moderated by judges.
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Mediation is often under-utilized in the federal courts, despite providing a free, and frequently mutually beneficial, means of successfully resolving contested civil matters. Judges can provide a path toward resolution that might otherwise seem impossible, even on the eve of trial. But they can only help if the parties are open to settlement, prepared, and ready to be candid with the judge about necessary prerequisites to settlement.
A stellar panel that includes experienced federal judges, a private mediator, and civil litigators will share advice about how to maximize the effectiveness of these judge-moderated conferences. Advice and guidance will be given with respect to joint mediation statements, mediation techniques, dealing with difficult parties. At the end of this program, attendees will know:
- How judges can prod negotiations while avoiding the specter of judicial coercion
- How judges protect confidentiality between ex-parte caucuses
- How judges and lawyers can effectively structure and preserve settlement agreements on the record
- How lawyers can submit effective mediation statements in advance of conference
- How lawyers can manage client expectations before and during settlement conference
Product Details
Speakers
Elizabeth Snow Stong, John W Kurtz, Karen K Klein, Kristen L Mix, Miguel A Torres, Sheena R Hamilton
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Sponsors
Judicial Division, Thomson Reuters
Product Code
JD2207MFCOLC
Duration
90
Publication Date
7/7/2022 12:00:00 AM
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