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: mediator blah...blah...Two interesting practice questions
By Geoff Sharp
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Two interesting questions answered by co-chairs Diana Mercer and Robert Edward Lee Wright of the ABA DR Section's Standing Committee on ADR Practice Management, Business and Skills Development;1st Q: Our two children are just starting college and facing high tuition fees. My passion is mediating and I want to do it full time. My spouse is afraid that we won?t be able to pay the bills. What do I do?2nd Q: I have had an offer to join a private mediation office that will provide me cases and 50-60% of the fees that I generate. Should I join or is better that I have my own practice and keep 100% of fees?Psssst....if you are interested in this, then Building Your Mediation Practice: Where Should My Office Be Located? may also be of value.
Full post as published by mediator blah...blah... on November 20, 2007 (boomark / email
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