Overcoming Obstacles at Mediation and Beyond

Author(s): Stacey L. Stevens*

October 22, 2019

On October 22, 2019, Thomson Rogers’ personal injury lawyer Stacey Stevens presented at the Ontario Bar Association’s annual review of the key developments in Motor Vehicle Tort Litigation.

The presentation focused on a number of areas including:

  • Getting the Parties to the Table
  • Choosing the Right Mediator
  • Being Prepared
  • Inviting All Relevant Parties
  • Identifying Your Goals
  • The Mediation Memo
  • Client Expectation Management
  • Using the Mediator to Your Advantage
  • Your Opening Statement
  • Offers
  • Post Mediation
  • Responsibility

View Stacey’s presentation HERE.


Stacey Stevens is a partner and a personal injury lawyer at Thomson Rogers. Her practice is entirely devoted to helping people who have sustained serious personal injuries from car, motorcycle, boating accidents and slip and falls. Stacey’s expertise has been sought out in interviews on Canada AM, the Business News Network and CFRB Radio, and in newspapers and magazines including the Lawyer’s Weekly, Law Times, The Litigator and The Globe and Mail. Stacey can be reached at 416-868-3186 or by EMAIL.

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