First published by the New Jersey Law Journal, July 31, 2000Introduction The New Jersey Supreme Court, which defines and regulates...
By Hanan IsaacsThis article was previoulsly published in the Stockholm Arbitration Report 2000:1.1. INTRODUCTION With its Arbitration Institute long acknowledged in the...
By Christer HolmWhile members of the Bar benefit from local court programs that may assign mediators, often serving as volunteers, advocates and...
By Jerry RoscoeMost people approach mediation with the best of intentions. They are hopeful that the negotiation will achieve their ultimate goal...
By Jeffrey KrivisIt wasn't long ago that if a dispute could not be resolved through direct negotiation, the next step was the...
By Elizabeth TippinA Challenging Time for Organizations The capacity of technology is far greater than what most of us need. Regulation is...
By Stewart LevineReprinted by permission of The CPA Journal.Taxpayer representatives interested in a more efficient and possibly less costly way to resolve...
By Philip Zimmerman, CPAIn 1994, 18 million cases were filed in U.S. courts at a cost of $300 billion. 20% of Fortune 500...
By Stewart LevineMediation is recognized as an excellent means to resolve disputes and pending litigation. Mediation is a confidential process. It is...
By John GromalaWhat good is identifying interests if once they are identified, they are beyond one’s ability to comprehend? How can parties...
By Cris CurrieIf you've been watching the news lately then you know all about the upcoming storms. The Nor' Easters of the...
By Natalie J. Armstrong-MotinPart 2 Part 3 End Notes February 15, 2001 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION OVERVIEW OF INITIATIVES GOVERNMENT INITIATIVES Multilateral Initiatives:...
By Alan WienerThis article was previously published by CFIER. In the course of responding to inquiries about the use of an interest-based...
By Steve Barber"This article originally appeared in Track Two (Vol. 7 No. 2 August 1998) , a quarterly publication of the Centre...
By Peter WoodrowThe success or failure of a mediation often depends on who the mediator is. Before retaining a mediator you should...
By Michael P. CarboneWhy do so many custom construction projects end up in fights? This trio of articles is aimed at the main...
By Ron Kelly - Arbitrator, Mediator, TrainerOrder at Amazon.com We dance round in a ring and suppose But the Secret sits in the middle and knows....
By Barbara Ashley PhillipsThis article was published in FAMILY BUSINESS, Spring 1999 Jack and Alyce Schmidt started Spacesaver Systems Inc. in Kensington, Maryland,...
By David Gage, Dawn Martin, John GromalaWhen a dispute is truly ripe for mediation, who you choose to mediate is unlikely to affect the outcome. When...
By Norm BrandRepublished with permission of Legal Times, 1730 M Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036.As the millennium approaches, dissatisfied-customer suits against high-tech...
By Sandra SellersWhile dispute resolution skills and systems have been a hot topic of discussion in the Canadian legal community for the...
By Gary T. Furlong