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4-4. Timing and Scheduling the Mediation


(a)  Scheduling by Mediator.  Promptly after being selected for a case, the mediator is responsible for arranging the pre-mediation conference under ADR L.R. 4-6 and, after consulting with all parties, fixing the date and place of the mediation within the deadlines set by paragraph (b) below, or the order referring the case to mediation.  Counsel must promptly respond to and cooperate fully with the mediator with respect to scheduling the pre-session phone conference and the mediation session.

 

(b)  Deadline for Conducting Mediation.  Unless otherwise ordered, the mediation must be held within 60 days after entry of the case management order or the order of referral, whichever is appropriate.


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