Paranzino claimed she deposited $200,000 in a bank but was given a receipt for only $100,000, but she did not notice the mistake until later.
She sued the bank, but attended court-ordered mediation. The mediation required parties to sign a confidentiality agreement. At mediation, the bank offered $25,000 to settle the matter.
Paranzino rejected that and called the newspaper to explain the details of the story. This violated the confidentiality agreement. What can be done in such a case? [Paranzino v. Barnett Bank, 690 So.2d 725, Ct. App., Fla. (1997)]