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The best mediators operate by rapidly processing and assessing the dynamics and the perspectives of the participants to engage them in an appropriate and productive manner. The term "mediator sense" has been coined by Mr. Creo as being the knowledge that comes only via significant experience in the mediation process.
Understanding how difficult it is to navigate the uncertain terrain of litigation, he believes that the parties themselves are best equipped to make decisions about their case. His mediation process provides a supportive environment for negotiation and resolution. Nevertheless, Mr. Creo is willing to offer opinions and assessments of positions and case settlement values.
Few mediators have Mr. Creo's decades of experience and working knowledge of diverse substantive areas of law practice.
Understanding how difficult it is to navigate the uncertain terrain of litigation, he believes that the parties themselves are best equipped to make decisions about their case. His mediation process provides a supportive environment for negotiation and resolution. Nevertheless, Mr. Creo is willing to offer opinions and assessments of positions and case settlement values.
Few mediators have Mr. Creo's decades of experience and working knowledge of diverse substantive areas of law practice.