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网页Alan Saler is a full-time independent mediator. Specializing in mediating personal injury, product liability, employment and professional liability matters. Mr. Saler has mediated more than 3,500 civil cases and disputes with an extremely high success rate. View Calendar.
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网页The calendar is updated on a daily basis. If you do not see any available dates within your projected time frame, you can call Mr. Saler at (818) 620-2029. He will attempt to accommodate you by finding a suitable date.
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网页2024年1月1日 · You can determine Mr. Saler’s current availability by visiting his Calendar page. There you can book online. Place your cursor over the available date that you want to reserve.
网页Make the mediation brief count. A mediation brief is the vehicle that provides the crucial evidence and arguments the mediator needs to help settle your case. Make sure the mediator receives your brief at least one week before the mediation session. Carefully consider what to include.
Mediator uses straight talk and a bit of sugar - Alan Saler
网页Despite casting a lean profile, Saler always keeps a selection of Andes chocolate mints, Red Vines, sweet tarts and gummy bears on the mediation table at his office in Sherman Oaks. Although he periodically munches, the sweets serve a greater purpose. “Sugar fuels any good mediation,” Saler said.
网页By Alan G. Saler Although mediation is no longer in its infancy, its implementation is evolving, and the courts have begun to confront perplexing issues affect-ing its form and use. In Lindsay v. Lewandowski (2006) 139 Cal.App.4th 1618 [43 Cal.Rptr.3d 846], the court addresses the relationship between mediation, and its much older cousin ...
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网页“Sugar fuels any good mediation,” Saler said. With his sense of humor and laid-back style, Saler, 48, works to make conflicts disappear. Through his four-year-old mediation practice, he has quickly earned a reputation as someone who can keep even the most contrarian plaintiffs and defendants out of the courtroom.