Topic
Mediation
919 published works
ADR Notes
The Mediator’s Proposal
Dealing with impasse is an issue that arises in nearly every mediation that I handle. There are many different ways to address impasse depending on the circumstances of the particular…
Labor & Employment Law Blog
National Labor Relations Board Seeks To Increase Participation in Alternative Dispute Resolution Program With New Pilot Program
By Ryan Munitz
On July 10, 2018, the National Labor Relations Board (“NLRB” or “Board”) announced the start of a new pilot program to increase participation in its Alternative Dispute Resolution (“ADR”) program.…
Labor Law Prof Blog
Cornell Hiring Conflict Resolution Faculty Member
Tenure-Track Assistant or Associate Professor Position in Conflict Resolutionhttps://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/11371 The ILR School at Cornell University invites applications for a tenure-track faculty position in the area of conflict/dispute resolution at either the…
California Employment Law Report
Tips for successful negotiations and mediations
The experience of litigation is foreign to a lot of people, and the different stages of litigation can require different strategies and points of reference from the parties. Mediation is…
New York Commercial Division Practice
Proposed Amendment to Commercial Division Rules Aims to Make Mediation More Effective
Commercial Division litigators often hope that mediation will lead to a negotiated settlement, but their expectation - based on their prior experience - is that it will not. In this…
Minnesota Family Law Blog
Why Wouldn’t You Choose to Mediate Your Divorce?
By Jason Brown
Quick, affordable, and informal, mediation provides an enticing alternative to litigation divorce. That doesn't make it the right solution for every couple. From abusive relationships to neglectful parenting, a variety…
NJ Family Legal Blog
Know Your Mediator
There is an old adage in litigation "know your judge." Essentially what that means is that you should find out as much as you can about the judge you are…
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
Resolving California Trust and Estate Disputes – A Mediator’s Perspective
Many trust and estate disputes are settled through mediation rather than a final adjudication or actual trial. This lowers the overall stress and expenses of the ordeal. Bette Epstein, who…
Trust on Trial
Resolving California Trust and Estate Disputes – A Mediator’s Perspective
Bette Epstein, Esq. Many California trust and estate disputes are resolved by mediation instead of a final adjudication in the Superior Court. Mediation can offer a custom-crafted resolution to a…
Workplace Sexual Harassment Law
Mediation in Sexual Harassment and Discrimination Cases
Q&A with Mediator Robert Dulberg Whether you have filed charges with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, a complaint with the Florida Commission on Human Relations, in the middle of litigation,…