“While this has an obviously personal impact on Mr. Spacey and the accusers, the manner in which the public discusses these issues will weigh heavily on those who feel they have been victimized in a similar fashion by people who aren’t Mr. Spacey,” Wheeler told Vulture.

“While this has an obviously personal impact on Mr. Spacey and the accusers, the manner in which the public discusses these issues will weigh heavily on those who feel they have been victimized in a similar fashion by people who aren’t Mr. Spacey,” Wheeler told Vulture.

Winter Wheeler, an arbitrator and mediator who previously worked as a litigator, said that the power dynamic appeared prominent in this case. “He’s got young women, and he’s got fame, and he’s got money, and he’s got the religion behind him,” Wheeler said.

“I don’t see this on a referendum on #MeToo long term,” said Winter Wheeler, an arbitrator and mediator who previously was a litigator. “I think a lot of people considering it to be that perhaps are not as aware of some of the evidence that came out.”

“It seems to me that Johnny Depp wanted to get his side of the story out and let the public determine who wins here, and in the court of public opinion, Johnny Depp is the clear winner. He has accomplished his mission,” Winter Wheeler, an arbitrator and mediator who previously worked as a litigator, said.

It’s already been so messy – and frankly, so disturbing – to see this play out in public, I would imagine the only end game he has is to try to restore his reputation.

As COVID-19 engulfed our country, courtrooms, like most businesses, abruptly closed. Immediately, we all had to adjust so that the legal system did not come to a screeching halt.

I have been an attorney and litigator since 2006. As a young attorney in South Florida, I was thankfully given many opportunities to litigate my cases to conclusion on my own and that frequently involved mediation.

If this year has proven anything, it is that none of us are alone in having had to substantially advance our understanding of public health and its connections to the overall wellbeing of our families and the nation itself.

Is your state forcing the issue of virtual jury trials? Are you faced with having to move forward virtually despite not wanting to?

When the COVID-19 quarantine first started here in Georgia, I was … amused at the absurdity of being an ambitious lawyer and mediator confined in a house with my four young kids.

This past April, I wrote an article reflecting on my first month of the COVID-19 lockdown with my family. I recently re-read that article to remind myself of the self-care advice that I had included within it, as preparing for pandemic-style back-to-school had me feeling incredibly out of sorts.

In response to the “unprecedented situation” that is the COVID-19 pandemic, Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Harold Melton effectively closed…