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Attorney Michael Campbell Explains How Both Parties In A Business Dispute Arbitration Could Be Satisfied With The Result

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Michael Campbell rejects the cliché that a good mediator leaves both sides unhappy. The Pierce County, Washington attorney says his aim is the opposite—a deal both parties can accept. Because mediation requires agreement, if a party ultimately signs off, then by definition it's a fair settlement, even if they privately wish they'd gotten more.

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Answered by Michael Campbell · Pierce County, WA

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— why he aims to make both sides happy, not equally unhappy

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Does good mediation leave both sides unhappy?

No—he rejects that cliché. His aim is a deal both parties can accept, and because mediation requires agreement, if a party signs off it is by definition a fair settlement.

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