Practical tips for using risk analysis in mediation

Article Abstract:

Risk analysis is a tool mediators can use to revive stalled negotiations. Risk analysis provides both parties with an opportunity to measure their liability for a dispute and the likelihood it will be solved according to their ideal goal. It provides a realistic recognition of how a court trial may work and the costs parties would incur if they continued their dispute.

Risk assessment

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Using evaluations in mediation

Article Abstract:

Evaluation is a powerful tool in mediation, which should be used carefully. Evaluation occurs when mediators present opinions of how disputes might be resolved in courts. It provides disputants with a realistic reference point for judging their cases, but may destroy the bargaining process. It should be used late in the process, after all issues are explored.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Arbitrators, Evaluation

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