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Listening is not waiting to talk. – Scott Ginsberg Sometimes it’s easier to describe something by showing what it is...

Now that the Paycheck Fairness Act has been blocked by the GOP, sending federal funding for women’s negotiation training to...

JAMS ADR Blog by Chris PoolePrivacy is what draws many parties involved in a dispute to arbitration. As Lucy Dalglish,...

Neuroscience and Conflict Resolution Blog by Stephanie West AllenNews release from Massachusetts General Hospital: Brief training program improves resident physicians’...

Conflicts of Interest Blog by Vivian Scott Santa has mad skills when it comes to deciding who’s naughty or nice,...

Kluwer Meditation Blog.June 8 began the 2012 UEFA European Football Championship. The final round of the 14th European Championship for...

PGP Mediation Blog by Phyllis G. Pollack Recently, I had a sexual harassment employment mediation. Prior to the mediation and...

Business Conflict Blog by Peter Phillips This blog has noted, over the years, the challenges of multiparty negotiations. It has...

Civil Negotiation and Mediation by Nancy HudginsI conducted a divorce mediation recently where the parties have been separated for many...

Kluwer Meditation Blog.As you would expect, judges are appointed for their ability to adjudicate, often untested at the time of...

Civil Negotiation and Mediation by Nancy HudginsWhich door to choose? It only takes 40 hours of training to become a...

Hey You…come here…I want to tell you something…let’s keep this between us, ok? Want to know the secret of listening?...

PGP Mediation Blog by Phyllis G. Pollack Readers of not only my blog but those of other California neutrals are...

At a CLE program I attended last week put on by the LA Superior Court and hosted by Pepperdine Law...

Kluwer Meditation Blog by Rick WielerTwo stories in the Canadian media caught my eye this past month. New Rules for...

Business Conflict Blog by Peter Phillips I was privileged to be included in the recent European Users’ Council Symposium at...

Civil Negotiation and Mediation by Nancy HudginsWe’ve all spent weeks on trial preparation. If mediation (or other ADR) is going...

Novo Justice Blog by Colin RuleChristy Burke, Legal IT Professionals: “Courtroom showdowns make for great movie scenes, but To Kill...

PGP Mediation Blog by Phyllis G. Pollack In my years as a mediator, it has struck me that the smaller...

Last month I facilitated a conversation about language and relevancy in the conflict resolution field for the New England Association...

It’s not at all surprising that most women’s initiatives at most AmLaw200 law firms have been dismal failures. They failed...

Conflicts of Interest Blog by Vivian Scott When people don’t know what’s happening they often get a movie going in...

Conflict Remedy Blog by Lorraine Segal“Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it...

I heard an amazing interview on the The World radio program today, with a young American Army commander, Captain Michael...

Neuroscience and Conflict Resolution Blog by Stephanie West AllenWhy are neuroscientists interested in the skills of magicians? Because magicians have...

Fairly Legal Blog by Clare FowlerJudges and court-appointed mediators have an interesting relationship. ”Interesting” can be defined as big brother,...

Kluwer Mediation BlogIt is often said that listening is one of a mediator’s core skills. At the same time the...

Texas Conflict Coach by Pattie PorterWe all have conflict in our lives, some disputes are more explosive and destructive than...

Disputing Blog by Karl Bayer, Victoria VanBuren, and Holly Hayes Following are this month’s recent developments in international arbitration law...

Kluwer Mediation BlogHe was a widower and a grandfather. He arrived at the mediation with his attorney and one of...