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RENEW NOW!We have extended the renewal deadline to April 1st in order to be featured in TMCA’s upcoming center-spread advertisement in the June State Bar Journal. You won’t want to miss this opportunity to share your name, credential and primary practice county more than 86,000 Texas lawyers!Why Use a Credentialed Mediator?Because professionalism matters. TMCA credential holders meet specific training, continuing education and experience requirements. Credential holders are bound by a mandatory Code of Ethics and a grievance process. The TMCA credential demonstrates the mediator’s commitment to delivering quality mediation services. Insist on a TMCA credentialed mediator for your next mediation. For a list of credentialed mediators, click here. To search for a mediator in your area, click here
Why Become a Credentialed Mediator?Because professionalism matters. A TMCA credential tells the public you meet specific training, continuing education and experience requirements. It indicates your willingness to be accountable through a mandatory Code of Ethics enforced by a grievance process. The TMCA credential demonstrates your commitment to delivering quality mediation services. Insist on excellence—apply for your credential today! Supplement to the Mediation Benchbook Mailed to More than 1200 District, County, Federal and Supreme Court JudgesTMCA Center Spread in June 2012 State Bar JournalTMCA featured its Credential Holders in the center spread of the June 2012 issue of the Texas State Bar’s magazine, the State Bar Journal. You can view our ad on pp. 458-459 of this Journal issue. This marked the first time TMCA has run a two-page advertisement. Summer of 2011, in our Mediation Benchbook, we opted to list mediators by county. This was so well received that we decided to do the same in our State Bar Journal advertising. Now it takes two pages to list all of our credential holders! Thank you for promoting quality mediation throughout Texas by being a TMCA Credential Holder. TMCA’s MEDIATION BENCHBOOK
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