Lawyers and Mediation

Exploring the complex relationship between lawyers and mediation, this book examines their evolving roles within both common and civil law contexts. It highlights the spectrum of attitudes lawyers hold towards mediation, from advocates to skeptics. By analyzing empirical evidence and historical trends, the text addresses key issues such as resistance to mediation, motivations for participation, and the appropriateness of lawyers as mediators or representatives. Additionally, it discusses the influence of lawyers and institutional mediation on the process's normative aspects and its implications for legal systems.