casemark/mediation-summary
skills/legal/mediation-summary/SKILL.md
Drafts confidentiality-compliant mediation summary statements documenting session process, outcomes, settlement terms, and next steps. Respects mediation privilege (UMA §§ 4–6) and FRE 408. Use when drafting post-mediation summaries, session reports, settlement memoranda, or mediation statements for parties, counsel, or court filing.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- mediation-summary
- description:
- Drafts confidentiality-compliant mediation summary statements documenting session process, outcomes, settlement terms, and next steps. Respects mediation privilege (UMA §§ 4–6) and FRE 408. Use when drafting post-mediation summaries, session reports, settlement memoranda, or mediation statements for parties, counsel, or court filing.
Mediation Summary Statement
Produces a privilege-safe record of a mediation session — process, outcomes, and obligations — for distribution to parties, counsel, and court.
Prerequisites
- Pre-mediation statements from each party
- Session notes — joint session and caucus procedural notes (not privileged content)
- Settlement terms — draft or executed (if agreement reached)
- Case caption and docket number (if court-connected)
- Participant list — parties, counsel, mediator credentials, observers
Quick Start
Gather prerequisites, then draft sections in order: Caption → Background → Process → Outcome → Next Steps → Closing. Apply confidentiality guardrails before finalizing.
Output Sections
1. Caption Block
| Field | Content | |---|---| | Matter | Full caption | | Case No. | Docket number (if applicable) | | Mediator | Name, credentials, appointing authority | | Date / Duration | Session date(s), total hours | | Location | Venue or virtual platform | | Participants | Parties, counsel, representatives with roles | | Referral Type | Voluntary / Court-ordered (cite order) | | Governing Statute | Applicable mediation confidentiality statute |
2. Background (3–5 sentences)
- Nature of dispute and claims/defenses
- Procedural posture (pre-suit, pending, post-discovery)
- Mediation trigger (stipulation, court order, contract clause)
3. Process Summary
Document procedural framework only — never disclose privileged content:
- Session format (opening statements, joint sessions, caucuses)
- Discrete issues addressed
- General negotiation trajectory (e.g., "parties exchanged proposals over six rounds")
- Mediator techniques (facilitative, evaluative, hybrid)
- Duration breakdown if multi-session
4. Outcome
If settled — document material terms:
| Element | Detail | |---|---| | Monetary terms | Amount, schedule, method | | Non-monetary relief | Specific performance, injunctive terms | | Mutual releases | Scope and carve-outs | | Confidentiality | Settlement confidentiality clause | | Conditions precedent | Board approval, regulatory clearance | | Implementation timeline | Key deadlines | | Enforcement | Consent decree, stipulated judgment, contractual | | Dismissal | With/without prejudice, filing timeline |
If not settled:
- Partial agreements reached
- Issues remaining in dispute
- Agreed next path (resume mediation / litigation / arbitration)
- Follow-up session scheduling
5. Next Steps
- [ ] [Party] to draft formal settlement agreement by [date]
- [ ] [Counsel] to circulate for execution by [date]
- [ ] [Party] to satisfy conditions precedent by [date]
- [ ] [Counsel] to file stipulation of dismissal by [date]
- [ ] [Mediator] to hold executed copies in escrow until [trigger]
6. Closing
- Mediator procedural observations (only with party consent)
- Good-faith participation acknowledgment
- Signature/attestation blocks for mediator and all parties
Confidentiality Guardrails
NEVER include:
- Specific offers or counteroffers made during negotiation
- Statements from caucus or private sessions
- Mediator evaluations, opinions, or case assessments
- Attorney-client privileged communications
- Party admissions not part of final terms
When in doubt, omit and note "[Omitted — mediation privilege]".
Legal basis: UMA §§ 4–6 (mediation communications privilege) [VERIFY current version]; FRE 408 (compromise offers); applicable state mediation confidentiality statutes (vary by jurisdiction — always flag governing state law); contractual confidentiality provisions from mediation agreement.
Pitfalls
- Privilege leaks: Process summary must describe procedure, not substance — no caucus content, no specific proposals
- Jurisdiction variance: Mediation confidentiality rules differ significantly by state; always identify the governing statute in the caption
- Approximation: Use exact dollar figures, dates, and party names from source documents; never approximate
- Court-filing format: If filing with court, conform to local formatting rules; include proposed order if required
- Multi-session: Consolidate into one summary with session-by-session chronology
- Tone: Neutral and objective — never characterize party behavior or credibility
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