The Litigators' Take
In this podcast Perkins Coie Litigation attorneys Alan Howard and Ed Baum discuss the viability of conducting virtual mediation sessions during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. During the session they discuss how to make remote (or virtual) mediation successful for your client, how to prepare, and performance tips on how to adopt your own techniques to a remote environment. They are also joined by guest speaker Geoffrey Vance, Perkins Coie E-Discovery Services & Strategy attorney, who walks thru the technical logistics of virtual mediation.
Listen to "The Litigators' Take - A Conversation among Perkins Coie Practitioners" on Spreaker.
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