This session from the 2026 Global ODR Forum is entited "Applying ODR Standards: Guidance for AI Usage for Human Third...
By Daniel Rainey, Leah Wing
Imagine a potential client calling your office for a consultation, and before you can even finish saying hello, they say,...
By Susan Guthrie
https://youtu.be/jhz_QnI2ZNk?si=56hZZbugqSaoJZqq Dr. Clare Fowler, Exec VP at ODR.com and Mediate.com, here presents on: "What Are We Learning About the Effects...
By Clare Fowler
This is the video recording of Colin Rule, CEO of Mediate.com and ODR.com, for the "Can ODR Change the World...
By Colin Rule, Mac-Arthur Pierre-Louis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwiLG0hqrpU&t=2s Bill Glover was kind enough to do a review of the new documentary film on online mediation. Here's that...
By Mac-Arthur Pierre-Louis
In civil mediations, one of the most critical boundary lines in the entire ADR profession revolves around a simple question:...
By Ed Timken
In this special episode, new host Morgan Tregenza sits down with outgoing host and ODR pioneer Colin Rule for a candid conversation about the...
By Colin Rule, Morgan Tregenza
Why JAMS introduced AI Rules and launched its Technology Industry Group Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming how businesses operate,...
By Kim Taylor
Artificial intelligence is becoming part of the infrastructure of modern professional practice, and it is already reshaping the competitive landscape....
By Susan Guthrie
With hurricane season starting in Florida where I am, I thought it might be germane to talk about First-party property...
By Ed Timken
The slide presentation utilized by Jim Melamed for his 2-hour workshop "A Brave New World - Integrating AI into Family...
By Jim Melamed
In conflict engagement, it starts with a single exchange. “We should focus on solutions.” “I have a problem with that.”...
By John Potter
Introduction: The following Agreement to Mediate updates previous iterations by directly addressing the use of Artificial Intelligence in mediation for...
By Jim Melamed
Written in consultation with Claude.ai There is a man I read about years ago — a refugee living just steps...
By Laura Lorber
In conflict, people often remember how they were looked at long after they forget the exact words that were spoken....
By John Potter
You’ve probably seen those signs in subways, buses, airports and other public places that asks the public to report anything...
By Laurie Israel
On May 20, 2026, the “Great Reads” Book Club focused on the Dan Berstein's book Mental Health and Conflicts: A...
By Dan Berstein
The setup Succession was never just a TV show about which Roy child would inherit the corner office. It was...
By Sam Imperati
NEW YORK, May 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Arbitration Association (AAA®), the global leader in alternative dispute resolution (ADR), today announced the...
By Jim Melamed
Most people think leadership happens because someone notices you. But real influence is built when people learn they can trust...
By Susan Guthrie
If you are feeling the squeeze of the 80/20 rule in the general commercial Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) market, the...
By Ed Timken
I have known Colin Rule for more than twenty years. During that time, I knew that he had done a...
By John Lande
For decades, the standard path for a mediator was to become a successful generalist. You hung a shingle, marketed your...
By Ed Timken
The opening phase of a mediation session represents one of the most critical, psychologically complex, and strategically demanding junctures in...
By Ed Timken
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By Clare Fowler, Colin Rule, Jim Melamed
Conflict engagement often requires disciplined inquiry into how people defend and sustain their competing realities. In facilitation, mediation, and negotiation,...
By John Potter
Abstract: International commercial conflicts have grown at an enormous rate alongside the globalization of trade and investment, and it has...
By Abhilasha Mazumder
You can be exceptional at what you do, the best lawyer, mediator, consultant, or coach in the room, but if...
By Susan Guthrie
Overconfidence bias is one of the most common—and dangerous—psychological hurdles you will face in mediation. Overconfidence bias is a cognitive...
By Ed Timken
Introduction Med-Arb combines mediation and arbitration into a single, seamless alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process that blends collaboration and flexibility...
By Laura Athens