In FEHA mediations, nuanced questions involving back pay, mitigation and non-wage losses can significantly affect the value of economic damages--and ultimately shape whether and how a case settles.
Angela Reddock-Wright
Mediator and Neutral
Signature Resolution
Email: [email protected]
Every FEHA-based employment case has at least three components: the underlying factual allegations, the related legal issues and questions, and alleged damages. In mediation, while the factual and legal issues tend to be the biggest drivers of the conversation during the day, the question of alleged damages is equally important, if not the lynchpin, of whether a case can settle.
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