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of <h1>Mediator conflicts of interest disclosures in mediation-written notice, unanimous waiver, and replacement rules for ending mandate</h1> A mediator must, before commencing mediation, disclose in writing to the parties any personal, professional, financial, or other circumstance that may constitute a conflict of interest or create justifiable doubts as to the mediator's independence or impartiality, and must promptly make further written disclosure if such a conflict newly arises or becomes known during mediation. Following any disclosure, the parties may waive objections only by unanimous written expression, which operates as their consent. If any party seeks replacement after disclosure, the mediator's mandate may be terminated by application to the mediation service provider in institutional mediation, or directly by the party in non-institutional mediation.
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