Mediator vs legal mediator

Differences between mediator and legal mediator duties and responsibilities

Mediator example responsibilities.

• Utilize strategic negotiation tactics and creative problem-solving skills to achieve amicable settlements.
• Observe arbitration, participate in negotiations contests, and conduct numerous presentations on specific areas of mediation.
• Mediate EEO disputes between the U.S.
• Serve as external mediator mediating EEO and non-EEO cases.
• Observe and conduct court order mediations in the fields of family law and foreclosure.
• Work with human rights and immigration cases and change of status for qualify clients.
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Legal mediator example responsibilities.

• Manage litigation discovery process, including coordinating electronic and tangible document production, as well as litigation record hold obligations.
• Work closely with the better business bureau/customer while on mediation conference calls to settle customer claims.
• Provide training to departments on mediation and litigation relate to foreclosure.
• Research and documentation of customer repairs to work toward resolution and prepare for arbitration if need.
• Answer and propound discovery/mandatory disclosure/financial affidavits.
• Answer and propound discovery/mandatory disclosure/financial affidavits.