If an e-mail to one party during the course of a mediation process is considered a «private session» then arguably this provision emphasizes
the duty of the mediator to ensure that these kinds of issues are discussed and resolved well in advance.
Not exact matches
Any views from Slawians on either email headers as sources
of metadata or on
mediators»
duties not to communicate with hidden messages?
LM Roger Flaxman, Chairman at Flaxmans Contact Roger Flaxman, Flaxmans Chairman ACII, MAE, Chartered Insurance Practitioner, CEDR - accredited
Mediator Address: 34 Lime Street, London, EC3M 7AT Web: www.flaxmanpartners.co.uk About Roger Flaxman With more than 40 years» experience in the insurance industry, Roger Flaxman, a member
of the Academy
of Experts and ACII Chartered Insurance Practitioner, has more than a decade's experience serving as an expert witness in matters
of insurance practice,
duty of care and insurance market procedure.
Performed general secretary
duties for the Alternative Dispute Resolution Division; maintained assigned case files and diary system; scheduled mediation conference; inputted statistical data and typed notices, awards, orders and other documents with a high degree
of accuracy; communicated with case parties and the general public in a service - oriented and professional manner; assisted other legal secretaries in the section and the Trial Division; performed copying; screened and processed telephone calls and written communications; performed other
duties to assist the Division Director, Administrative Law Judges, Staff attorneys /
Mediators, and others as assigned.
Just as parties need to show a genuine effort, so to the
mediators owe a
duty to the parties to act in their best interests and encourage the use
of mediation in appropriate circumstances.
Mediators are bound by a
duty of confidentiality, unless circumstances suggest that the issues being discussed may pose a risk to clients or the wider community.
The
mediator has to perform accounting
duties consisting
of billing mediation time and sending invoices to clients.
The best interests
of the children are
of foremost consideration and the
mediator considers it his
duty to work out a mutually agreeable solution keeping in mind the end to be achieved.