Caucus Sessions Clause Samples
The Caucus Sessions clause establishes the right of parties involved in a dispute resolution process, such as mediation, to meet privately with the neutral facilitator without the other party present. In practice, this means that each side can discuss sensitive issues, explore settlement options, or clarify their positions confidentially with the mediator. This clause helps foster open communication, encourages candid discussion, and can facilitate more effective problem-solving by allowing parties to express concerns or interests they may not wish to share in joint sessions.
Caucus Sessions. Caucus sessions shall be held at the request of either team.
Caucus Sessions. The Mediator reserves the opportunity to meet with the participants individually in private sessions to gather more information and explore options. Information shared in these private caucus sessions will remain confidential unless the participant gives the Mediator permission to share it with the other participant(s).