In Search of Resolution: Complex Issues in Mediation Advocacy is a unique resource in its examination of mediation advocacy in situations of complexity. This publication goes beyond the usual introductory coverage of mediation advocacy and considers more advanced issues relevant to the daily practice of lawyers who attend mediation. It also covers timely subjects, such as self-represented persons and disability, that are rarely discussed in dispute resolution literature.

Topics in this book include:

• Handling mediations with asymmetrical representation
• Unbundled legal services, with recent research and reports in the area
• The impact of self-represented litigants on the ethics and practice of mediation
• Considerations for mediations for parties with disabilities
• Multi-party environment in complex mediations
• Ethical advocacy in multi-party mediation, and more