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Hon. Wynne Carvill writes, "When I was a full-time settlement judge, the sheer volume of settlement conferences required me to frequently offer a mediator's proposal to resolve a matter so I could move on to the next case. Typically, a mediator's proposal is made by a settlement judge or mediator to both sides and is "double-blind": That is, neither side knows if the other accepted the proposal unless both sides accept it.â€
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