Category: Blogs – Mediation

Separating and divorcing parents spend much time worrying.  They worry about how and when they will separate; they worry if...

Because facilitative mediation has been demonstrably successful in resolving disputes, many courts presiding over civil claims are referring cases to...

American mediators are not involved – but need to be A cease-fire need not lead to a long-term "frozen conflict"...

While professional ethics for attorneys are required subjects in law schools, ethics for mediators receive much less attention. In most...

Becoming a Premium or Featured Member at Mediate.com is the single best thing you can do to promote your mediation...

Most divorcing couples come to the table knowing that division of assets, time with children, and money are all areas...

January is known as “Divorce Month” because couples who have decided to divorce during the last quarter of the year often wait...

Lawyers can play a vital role in the success of mediation. Guiding their clients inside and outside joint mediation session...

Disagreements and disputes are a part of living.  There are varies ways to resolutions other than litigation.   An excellent alternative...

This Executive Order, which was released today, October 30, 2023, attempts to balance AI safety, privacy and ethical use of...

The European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) hosted the 4th Intellectual Property Mediation Conference in Alicante, Spain, on October 19...

Conflict is an inevitable facet of close relationships, and it often exacts an emotional toll. Nevertheless, not every dispute is...

By Paul Sandford In short, a great deal. Probably more than it realises or cares to admit. In this article...

The depth of Mediate.com's content library is unique. Developed since 1995, Mediate.com now offers over 15,000 posts, including Articles (12,000+),...

Divorce, often regarded as one of life’s most stressful experiences, presents a host of emotional challenges for the individuals involved....

The rise of remote work has brought employees and employers an unprecedented level of flexibility, but also many new challenges....

If you missed the September 22 & 29, 2023 live training, no worries, we can now provide you with links...

At Mediate.com, we have named Fall 23 as the Time of the Workplace. This means that beginning in September going...

In our increasingly digital age, one of the most intriguing and rapidly developing phenomena is the ‘metaverse’. The metaverse, an...

Conflict analysis is often taught to be an outward-looking process.  In a mediation, the mediator attempts to objectively analyze a...

Michael Lang and Susanne Terry have established The Reflective Practice Institute – See: www.reflectivepracticeinstitute.com. Reflective practice, as a process for learning...

I bet you didn’t know that you need to train your mediator bot. This didn’t occur to me until I...

Every individual has an image of the self and of others. Values, bias, conditioning tend to structure frames and constructs....

One of the few benefits of Covid may be discovery of virtual reality’s utility for dispute resolution. What was born...

Embarking on a journey through separation? Learn how mediation nourishes the mental health of families, offering a beacon of hope...

A bit tongue in cheek, I sometimes describe mediation as a kind of ‘free theatre’ where the mediator has a...

Mediation is an invaluable tool for resolving disputes, but it comes with its unique set of challenges, especially with respect...

Mediation and competition are words that stand worlds apart. Mediation comes from the Latin word “medium”, i.e. the middle ground....

Introduction The overnight success of ChatGPT and GPT-4, PaLM 2 (Bison-001), Claude v1, etc. marks an obvious turning point for...

A person does not have to be particularly gifted to be able to make disagreements worse. On the other hand,...