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Jay Folberg: Professionals, not Clients, complain about territories – Video

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Jay Folberg
August 13, 2009

Jay Folberg explains that all the complaints that he has heard about mediation have not come from the general public, but from professionals who are concerned about lines being crossed into other professions with the practice.

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Jay Folberg

Jay Folberg is Professor and Dean Emeritus at the University of San Francisco School of Law. He is coauthor of Resolving Disputes, Theory, Practice and Law 3rd Ed., Aspen Publishers (2016), as well as other books on ADR. Dean Folberg is a mediator with JAMS and served as Executive Director… MORE >

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