Cassel v. Superior Court

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• interpreting rule and holding that communications between a disputant and his or her own counsel are confidential mediation communications, notwithstanding that they occur without either the mediator or other disputants present
• interpreting rule and holding that communica- tions between a disputant and his or her own counsel are confidential mediation communications, notwithstanding that they occur without either the mediator or other disputants present
• “We must apply the plain terms of the mediation confidentiality statutes to the facts of this case unless such a result would violate due process, or would lead to absurd results that clearly undermine the statutory purpose.”

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