By Jamie Miles Most Americans remember where they were on September 11, 2001. For Atlanta attorney and Miles Mediation mediator Scott Delius, that day not only impacted his memories, it dramatically changed the course of …

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Miles mediator Chris Annunziata has close ties to 9/11 and a very touching story to share. His parents visited Ground Zero and the 9/11 Memorial earlier this year. Chris writes: Our family was particularly touched …

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We have exciting news! Because his calender fills up quickly, Joe is making himself available weekdays between 8 a m and 10 a m — even on days when he has a mediation beginning at …

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At some point in nearly every mediation I am asked, “Can’t we just cut to the chase?” Sometimes this frustration emerges early; other times it appears much later in the day. No matter when it …

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Maya Angelou

Poet, activist and author Maya Angelou died today at age 86. She was inspiring with both her words and actions and had strong ties to Atlanta. Angelou’s final Facebook post on Memorial Day was: “Our …

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By David C. Nutter I went to the Braves game with my son, Jim, last night. It was the season home opener, and he is on Spring Break this week. A couple of months ago, …

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Greg Parent’s kids enjoy the Atlanta snow!

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Communication drives mediation. Both the plaintiff and the defendant need to speak and be heard. Resolution requires that both parties use positive language.   Research has demonstrated that positive language enhances the mediation process. Conversely, …

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