What Does A Mediator Do?

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What Does A Mediator Do?

A mediator explains the mediation process, provides a supportive, nonconfrontational setting in which to negotiate. They also assist the parties to understand and analyze the facts and issues. Mediators keep the parties focused on issues, help the party gain control of their dispute and facilitate creative and cost effective solutions.

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Q: Can You Have Business Mediation?
A: Business and government use mediation to resolve disputes economically, practically and promptly.