Proposed rule changes would require all mediators for cases filed in Florida state courts to be certified.
July 06, 2017 at 11:00 PM
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Mediators across Florida are used to resolving heated disputes — but this time, the argument is amongst themselves.
The two groups at loggerheads: those who believe everyone mediating cases filed in state courts should be certified by the Florida Supreme Court, and those who are vehemently opposed to that idea.
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