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17 November 2025

DRI Features Motta Article On Successful Mediation Preparation

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Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker LLP

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More than 800 attorneys strong, Wilson Elser serves clients of all sizes across multiple industries. It maintains 38 domestic offices, another in London and enjoys more extensive international reach as a founding member of Legalign Global.  The firm is currently ranked 56th in the National Law Journal’s NLJ 500.
Denise Motta (Of Counsel-Louisville, KY) co-authored “Back to the Future – Key Components for Preparing for a Successful Mediation,” appearing in DRI’s November-December edition of The Briefcase.
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Denise Motta (Of Counsel-Louisville, KY) co-authored "Back to the Future – Key Components for Preparing for a Successful Mediation," appearing in DRI's November-December edition of The Briefcase. The article examines best practices for defense counsel to achieve more effective mediation outcomes. Denise emphasizes that successful mediation requires early and strategic preparation, including thoughtful case evaluation, appropriate timing, mediator selection, and pre-mediation engagement. She highlights practical guidance on mediation briefs, negotiation planning, expert involvement, and the role of virtual versus in-person sessions, underscoring that mediation success is not limited to settlement but also includes gaining valuable insights and narrowing disputes – achievements that depend on preparation, realistic expectations, and active participation throughout the mediation process.

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More than 800 attorneys strong, Wilson Elser serves clients of all sizes across multiple industries. It maintains 38 domestic offices, another in London and enjoys more extensive international reach as a founding member of Legalign Global.  The firm is currently ranked 56th in the National Law Journal’s NLJ 500.

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