Common use of The Mediator’s Obligation Clause in Contracts

The Mediator’s Obligation. The Mediator has made a reasonable effort to learn and has disclosed to the Parties (a) all social, business or professional relationships of which the Mediator is aware that the Mediator and/or the Mediator’s firm has had with the Parties or their counsel; (b) any financial interest the Mediator has in any Party or in the outcome of the case; and (c) any other circumstances that may create doubt regarding the Mediator’s impartiality in the mediation.

The Mediator’s Obligation. The Mediator has made a reasonable effort to learn and has disclosed to the Parties Parties: (a) all social, business or professional relationships of which the Mediator is aware that the Mediator and/or the Mediator’s firm has had with the Parties or their counsel; (b) any financial interest the Mediator has in any Party or in the outcome of the case; and (c) any other circumstances that may create doubt regarding the Mediator’s impartiality in the mediation.