James Alfini: Mediation Skills That Lawyers Should be Taught - Video

James Alfini: Mediation Skills That Lawyers Should be Taught – Video

September 13, 2009

James Alfini describes some of the skills that law students should be taught in order to handle a conflict with an ADR method.

James J. Alfini

James Alfini has been very active in the field of ADR for two decades. He served as Director of Research and Assistant Executive Director of the American Judicature Society from 1976 to 1985. In 1985, he accepted a position as Professor at Florida State University College of Law and Director… MORE >

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