Are little white lies fine if you make them in mediation? Is there a line we can draw, or are White Lies, Nobel Lies, “Avoiding Hurt” Lies, puffing, exaggeration, half-truths and paltering all part of acceptable mediation behaviors and strategies? Mediator/Arbitrator Chuck Dick addresses these issues and more.
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