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3d Cir. L.A.R. 33.1

Appellate Mediation Program

activein force · 2011-08-01 – presentact-effective-date

Appeals in civil cases and petitions for review or for enforcement of administrative action

are referred to the Appellate Mediation Program to facilitate settlement or otherwise to assist in

the expeditious handling of the appeal or petition. A s pecial master will serve as the Chief

Circuit Mediator and, in cooperation with the clerk, will manage the Appellate Mediation

Program. Mediations will be conducted by a senior judge of the court of appeals, a senior judge

of a district court, the Chief C ircuit Mediator, or other person designated pursuant to Rule 48,

FRAP Parties may confidentially request mediation by telephone or by letter directed to the

Chief Circuit Mediator. In all cases, however, the special master will determine which cases are

appropriate for mediation and will assign the matter to a mediator.

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2026-09-18
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