New York Mediation Instructions to Counsel in EDDY Mediation are a set of guidelines that all attorneys must follow when attending a court-ordered mediation in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York (EDDY). The EDDY Mediation Instructions to Counsel are meant to provide a framework for successful mediation and to help ensure the successful resolution of disputes. The instructions are divided into four sections: General Instructions, Mediation Instructions, Settlement Instructions, and Post-Mediation Instructions. General Instructions: The General Instructions outline the purpose of court-ordered mediation in EDDY and provide a brief overview of the mediation process. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of the mediator, the parties, and counsel. Mediation Instructions: The Mediation Instructions provide information on the specific procedures that must be followed during the mediation process. It also explains the proper use of exhibits and documents, as well as other pertinent information. Settlement Instructions: The Settlement Instructions provide guidance on the settlement process. It outlines the required elements of a settlement agreement, as well as the procedures for submitting and executing a settlement agreement. Post-Mediation Instructions: The Post-Mediation Instructions provide guidance on the steps to be taken after a settlement is reached. It outlines the procedures for filing the settlement agreement in court, as well as the procedures for monitoring the agreement’s implementation.