We would meet her if you don't mind...
We would meet here if you don't mind.
We could meet here if you don't mind.
What is the difference?
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Was the 'her' a typo? Did you mean 'here'?
The difference between 'would' and 'could' is the degree of certainty. 'Could' is a suggestion. 'Would' is much more definite, and expresses a definite preference for that option.
That sentence is a little odd, but it suggests that the person saying it is perhaps in some authority, like your boss, or perhaps your parent. The reason it is a little strange is that 'would' is a little forceful, but 'if you don't mind' is asking for your permission. It could even (depending on the tone, if it was spoken) be used mockingly.
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Her = she, here=in this place
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