How Being a Mediator has Changed How I Advocate in Mediation . . .
How Being a Mediator has Changed How I Advocate in Mediation
Publications
Mediation Advocacy
Upcoming Event Join Frederick “Rick” P. Alimonti for a dinner at Harry’s (Hanover Square) and a presentation of Tales From The […]
Podcast with DRI Aviation Wingtips
Kristin Newman of Anderson & Riddle in Fort Worth, Texas speaks with Rick Alimonti on the DRI Aviation Wingtips Podcast […]
When Mediations Fail (and What They Teach Us)
What is a Failed Mediation? If we define a failed mediation as one in which a case does not resolve […]
Confrontation in Mediation: Making Your Case in Mediation Without Alienating
Those of you familiar with my other articles and general approach to mediation will recall a few recurring themes. Among […]
What Major League Baseball Could Learn from the Mediation Model
I love baseball. As this is written, I am counting the days to when pitchers and catchers report for Spring […]
The Method, Madness, and Mystique of the Mediator’s Proposal:
Do you dare open the box? A request for a proposal may signal a problem with client control, and maybe […]
“Zoom” Mediations: Dignifying the Proceeding
As I write this, my first post-Covid, full, in-person mediation is in the rearview mirror. Nonetheless, Zoom mediations will no […]
Bracketing: Trying to Move the Mediation Goal Posts
Before the Brackets “Bracketing” is an increasingly popular tool to get a mediation moving. I have seen substantial success with […]
To Open or Not to Open?
Some Considerations for Plaintiff’s Counsel on the Joint Mediation Session There has been a lot of discussion of late on whether […]