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Mediator’s Proposal

Tuesday, September 22, 2026 9:27 AM | Anonymous

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When the parties have reached an impasse in mediation, should a mediator ever make a formal settlement proposal to both sides—particularly when the mediator believes the parties are closer to settlement than they realize?

Does making such a proposal enhance the mediator’s effectiveness, or does it risk moving the mediator from a facilitative role into an evaluative or quasi-adjudicative role?

Please provide your thoughts/comments below.

What are your thoughts?

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