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July 30, 2026Journal of Legal Studies Education0 citations

Demonstrating the Power of Mediation in a Case with No Right Answers

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CSCarly Stein

Key Points

  • This note aims to illustrate the complexities of mediation using an in-class exercise focused on experiential learning.
  • Introduces an in-class exercise designed for active learning in legal studies.
  • Uses a tort case as an example, adaptable to other legal areas such as contracts and employment law.
  • Encourages student engagement to deepen understanding of litigation nuances.
  • Students gain insights into mediation processes and their complexities.
  • Enhances overall comprehension of legal dispute resolution through active participation.

Abstract

Abstract This teaching note offers an in‐class exercise to demonstrate the complexity of the mediation process. The note explains the importance of experiential learning exercises and the active learning processes to explain concepts and how to use the exercise to further student understanding. The note uses torts as an example case, but the activity can be adapted to any legal topic, including contract and employment law disputes. Students will increase their understanding of the nuances of litigation and the benefits of mediation.

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Carly Stein (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6b026860e2b924d3ea23dfhttps://doi.org/10.1111/jlse.70018
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