Common use of Role of Mediator Clause in Contracts

Role of Mediator. The Mediator is an impartial, neutral intermediary, whose role is to assist the participants in reaching a settlement by negotiation between or amongst themselves. The Mediator cannot impose a settlement but will assist the participants in achieving their own settlement. The Mediator does not act as an attorney or advocate for or give legal, tax or other professional advice to any participant. In this regard, no professional-client or fiduciary relationship is created between any participant and the Mediator.

Role of Mediator. The Mediator is an impartial, neutral intermediary, whose role is to assist the participants in reaching a settlement by negotiation between or amongst themselves. The Mediator cannot impose a settlement but will assist the participants in towards achieving their own settlement. The Mediator does not act as an attorney or advocate for or give legal, tax or other professional advice to any participantparticipants. In this regard, no professional-client or fiduciary relationship is created between any participant and the Mediator.

Role of Mediator. The Mediator is an impartial, neutral intermediary, whose role is to assist the participants in reaching a settlement by negotiation negotiations between or amongst themselves. The Mediator cannot impose a settlement but will assist the participants in achieving their own settlement. The Mediator does not act as an attorney or advocate for or give legal, tax or other professional advice to any participant, and nothing said by the Mediator should be considered legal or tax advice. In this regard, no professional-client or fiduciary relationship is created between any participant and the Mediator.

Role of Mediator. The Mediator parties understand that the mediator is an impartial, neutral intermediary, whose not a fact-finder or decision-maker and must remain impartial throughout the mediation process. Her role is to assist help the participants in reaching a settlement by negotiation between or amongst themselvesparties identify their individual needs and interests, clarify and understand their differences and find common ground. The Mediator canmediator is not impose a settlement but will assist the participants in achieving their own settlement. The Mediator does not act acting as an attorney or advocate and does not represent any party. Mediation is not a substitute for or give legal, tax or other professional independent legal advice to any participant. In this regard, no professional-client or fiduciary relationship is created between any participant and the Mediatorparties are encouraged to consult an attorney regarding their own separate legal needs, rights and obligations.

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