Drafted jointly and agreed to by consensus April 20, 2007 at the 5th International Forum on Online Dispute Resolution in...
By Colin RuleEditorial Note:For those of us who live in the west, it is difficult to fully appreciate the violent context from...
By Sanjana Hattotuwa
From Colin Rule's blog. It's not unusual to find periodic columns decrying how technology is undermining the authenticity of human...
By Colin Rule
From Colin Rule's blog. Interesting backlash to the O'Reilly's Blogger Code of Conduct. Nate Anderson on Ars Technica talking about...
By Colin Rule
Many years ago as I introduced the ADR community to the Internet, I made many bold claims. Some claims were...
By John Helie
With apologies to Tammy at Mediator Tech whose blog is the place to go for mediator tech stuff, can I...
By Geoff Sharp
From Colin Rule's blog. I'm a big fan of Daniel Goleman, and he has an interesting piece in the New...
By Colin Rule
Do you ever need to collaborate with your ADR clients on a document before it’s considered final? I sure do...
By Tammy Lenski
When I authored my book Online Dispute Resolution for Business back in 2000 and 2001 I wrote: “One of the...
By Colin Rule
October 22, 2006 Any idea how many new blogs are created each and every day? About five thousand? Guess again....
By Geoff Sharp
Introduction As most know, the Internet and related technologies have made many things possible that were almost inconceivable only a...
By Joshua N. Weiss
If I ask participants in a workshop session, “How many of you mediate online?” I see relatively few hands spring...
By Jim Melamed
If you’re a mediator or other ADR professional who’s just starting out, you probably want to know how to build,...
By Tammy Lenski
John Helie was the 2005 recipient of the ACR Mary Parker Follet Award. https://youtu.be/HPtYyDm0Jig John Helie is a great guy,...
By Colin Rule
In book after book that I read about mediation, there is so much attention paid to the “environment” in which...
By Jon Linden
We may never attain a participatory democracy and it may not be desirable to eliminate our system of representative governance,...
By John Helie
Online education is rapidly becoming the preferred choice by many students pursing an academic degree. An online course is defined...
By Jacqueline Reese
Research conducted by Hofstra University shows that it’s not the divorce that hurts the children, but instead, it’s the ongoing...
By JP Stonestreet
The Internet is changing the way divorce mediation is practiced and experienced. The Internet is becoming an ever more integral...
By Jim Melamed
The Internet and email have changed the environment in which organizations operate. Email allows messages to be sent with ease...
By John Ford
Order at Amazon.comODR For Business by Colin Rule is an important book, being only the second book yet published for...
By Jon Linden
First published in Conciliation Quarterly, Fall 2002, Vol. 21, No. 4. Republished with permission.With the state of the world today,...
By John Helie
I was among a very few individuals who got the opportunity to facilitate the discussion in both the Javits Center...
By Jon Linden
This article reviews 20 concepts and recommendations to assist you to most capably utilize the Internet in support of your...
By Jim Melamed
New Mexico Law Review Winter, 2002 Posted with the permission of the author. Copyright © 2002 New Mexico Law Review;...
By Jon Michael Gibb, Llewellyn Joseph Gibbons, Robin M. Kennedy
Order at Amazon.com“Computers were first born as arithmetic engines, but my own view, and the view of some other people...
By Colin Rule
Copyright Deborah S. Laufer, May 2001 May be reproduced, only with attribution, by Federal, State, and all nonprofit organizations. Please...
By Deborah Laufer
ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution) is joining the technology revolution. What used to be regarded as the venue for small insurance...
By Dana Tait
Order at Amazon.comIn their book “Online Dispute Resolution”, Katsh and Rifkin take on one of the most controversial emerging trends...
By Jon Linden
28 Conn. L. Rev. 953 (1996)Copyright © 1996 by the Connecticut Law Review INTRODUCTION Computers don't just do things for...
By Ethan Katsh