There's nothing “alternative" about the mediation process anymore. Trials are the alternative because settlements and mediations far outweigh the cases that are being tried.

In this episode of Just Verdicts (formerly Trial & Medical Error), med mal litigator Brendan Lupetin talks with John Noble, a prolific and highly sought-after mediator in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. John has done at least 250 mediations and arbitrations each year since about 2007. John is also a longtime trial attorney who has worked on both sides of the fence. 

Tune in to hear John share his experiences as a litigator and a mediator, including his insights about trial practice, how to maximize chances of getting a good settlement, and the most important goal of mediation that you need to know if you want to be successful. 

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Episode Preview

• John Noble’s background and his transition from private practice to mediation
• The goal of mediation is to make all the parties look good
• Focus groups versus jury studies
• The importance of good relationships with opposing counsel
• Using brackets in mediation

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