Common use of Role of Mediator Clause in Contracts

Role of Mediator. The participants understand that the mediator has no power to decide who is right or who is wrong or should win or lose. Rather, the participants understand that the mediator is going to try and help each and all of the participants reach his or her own resolutions or better understandings of this matter.

Role of Mediator. The participants understand that the mediator has no power to decide how matters should be resolved, nor to decide who wins or loses and will not express an opinion on who is right or who is wrong or should win or losewrong. Rather, the participants understand that the mediator is going to try and to help each and all of the participants reach his or her own resolutions or better understandings satisfactory outcome of this matter. The mediator has read and, consistent with Maryland State law. Will adhere to and abide by the Maryland Standard of Conduct for Mediators.

Role of Mediator. The participants understand that the mediator has no power to decide how matters should be resolved, nor to decide who wins or loses and will not express an opinion on who is right or who is wrong or should win or losewrong. Rather, the participants understand that the mediator is going to try and to help each and all of the participants reach his or her own resolutions or better understandings satisfactory outcome of this matter.

Role of Mediator. The participants understand that the mediator has no power to decide how matters should be resolved, nor to decide who wins or loses and will not express an opinion on who is right or who is wrong or should win or losewrong. Rather, the participants understand that the mediator is going to try and to help each and both or all of the participants reach his or her own resolutions or better understandings satisfactory outcome of this matter.

Role of Mediator. The participants understand that the mediator has no power to decide who wins or loses and will not express an opinion on who is right or who is wrong or should win or losewrong. Rather, the participants understand that the mediator is going to try and to help each and all of the both participants reach his or her or their own resolutions or better understandings resolution of this matter.