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Barry Evenchick Speaking on a Panel at the Advanced Mediation Training, December 15, 2022

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12.15.22

Barry Evenchick, Partner at Pashman Stein Walder Hayden, is speaking on the panel “R.140(b)(2) Advanced Mediation Training.”  The training meets the annual 4-hour advanced training requirement for R.140 Civil Mediators.  The virtual panel is being held by the Middlesex County Bar Association and will take place on December 15th 12:30pm.  The panel will be moderated by David Greenfield, Esq.  The other speakers on the panel are Hon, Harriet Derman, PJCH (Ret.) and Hon. Edwin Stern, PJAD (Ret.).

The Training will discuss:

  • Mediation prior to, during, or end of discovery
  • Types of settlements
  • Confidentiality process

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