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12/12/10, 9:20 am

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May a nonattorney represent someone else at a mediation and/or arbitration in the State of California?

Please advise.

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Nope, and if the case is important to you, why wouldn't you use a trained attorney?...

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Michael Stone

Of course not. Practicing law without a license is a crime. ...

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Terry A. Nelson

The other answers are partially correct. It is best to be represented by an attorney. An arbitration requires that you...

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James Goff

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