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Outline a mediator-eyes-only mediation statement

This page lists three turns, the messages you send to the AI one after another in the same chat, and then a check of the answer. Keep it open next to your chat. Each turn shows the next thing to paste, with the values you entered already filled in. Nothing is sent from this page, and your conversation stays in the AI tool you are using.

Your theme plus the two or three evidentiary pillars that carry it.

Best, mid, and worst outcomes with dollar figures and rough probabilities, plus remaining fees to verdict.

Your side of the table, which sets whether the number is a demand or an offer.

Court, judge, and the substantive law; fee-shifting and damages caps change the whole number.

Every demand and offer with dates, plus how each was received.

Who is mediating, their style, and whether there is a joint session.

Watch for these throughout

  • Mediation statements are usually protected by statute or the mediator's agreement, but the protection is not uniform. Confirm the rule in your forum before you put candid exposure math on paper.
  • Do not give the mediator your true floor or ceiling without express client authority. Once a neutral knows it, they will negotiate against it all day.
  • Fee-shifting, offer-of-judgment rules, and damages caps drive the number more than liability does, and they vary sharply by forum. Verify before relying on any figure here.
  • The model will accept your probability estimates at face value. If your best/mid/worst percentages are optimistic, every downstream number is wrong in the same direction.
  • Assume the mediator remembers you. Anything you would not want quoted back in a future case with the same neutral does not belong in the statement.