A recent article has been making the rounds of ADR professionals. The current issue of the American Psychological Association’s publication Psychology, Public Policy and Law (Vol. 16, No. 2, at 133-57) features a report of a study conducted by a group of scholars from Australia, Sweden and the United States....
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Frederic Luskin, Director of the Stanford Forgiveness Projects, reminded a packed house at the ABA Dispute Resolution meeting in San Francisco that a 2-yr old who is told "no" screams and yells when she doesn't get what she wants, but then eventually stops and moves on to the next thing. ...
This final post from the Madrid IBA Conference concerns a panel of corporate users who were asked whether subject-matter competence was an important factor in selection of a mediator....
I first came upon the term "Collaborative Law" in 2006 when I met David Hoffman of Boston Law Collaborative. David is a remarkable guy and could sell ice to an Eskimo if he thought the ice would be a benefit. As concerns collaborative law, David is tireless in his advocacy,...
This article was first published in Contemporary Issues in International Arbitration and Mediation: The 2008 Fordham Papers (2009) The rise of China as a trade partner to the United States, and the legal and commercial ramifications of this phenomenon, have been widely observed and commented upon. This article relates some experiences...