When Susan Forsling resigned as a Fulton County State Court judge to become a mediator two years ago, she said her biggest concern was that she would miss being a full-time judge.
July 10, 2015 at 04:30 PM
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When Susan Forsling resigned as a Fulton County State Court judge to become a mediator two years ago, she said her biggest concern was that she would miss being a full-time judge.
She was not worried about building a mediation practice—and it doesn’t bother her that she’s no longer the person who decides the case.
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