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Mediation involves the cooperation of parties who are both affected by a dispute. It seeks to help the parties reach a mutually satisfactory resolution of the case. While mediation is often used between parties who have a vested interest in remaining entangled in a relationship, this does not usually apply to personal injury cases in which one person may have been harmed by the negligence of another person, possibly a stranger. Nonetheless, mediation still offers several benefits to the parties, including:
At the beginning of the mediation, the parties may give an opening statement. The mediator explains the rules of mediation and then usually divides the parties into two separate rooms. The mediator meets with each party at a time, learning more about their side of the case. The mediator may communicate settlement offers and counteroffers between the parties until a settlement is reached. The parties sign the mediated agreement and resolve the case.
If you would like to learn more about the mediation process and how Michael S. Kreidler can help, contact us at (612) 751-1044 We can discuss the process of mediation and the benefits you may receive by using this approach to resolve your personal injury dispute in Minnesota.
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