Mediation Articles

This video, developed by Mediate.com CEO Colin Rule for Mediate.com's 25th Anniversary Conference, recounts the founding of Mediate.com by John...

The pregnancy was unplanned. An extra surprise: You didn't intend to have a baby with this person — ever —...

Nepal undergoes the recurring cycle of the political conflicts time and again. This time Nepali Congress is building pressure and...

The purpose of an apology is not to justify yourself. It is not what you want to say. It is...

A Question of Setting Boundaries and Taking Calculated Risk Starting a cross-borders mediation center between the US and the Middle...

When I first began coaching managers, team leads, HR professionals and C Suite professionals, my focus was completely on helping...

The mediator is non-coercive. Participating in mediation is voluntary – it takes two to tango. If one person cannot or...

Genuine Question or Disguised Judgment?  Asking genuine curious questions is a powerful tool to improve listening, get through road blocks...

Maximizing Conference Opportunities for Branding and Marketing In this episode of the Make Money Mediating podcast, host Susan Guthrie, a...

When I was twenty-one, I was anonymously attacked in my college newspaper.  Each semester there was a “shoutouts” section where...

I. Introduction. When mediators build a relationship with party decision-makers, gaining their trust and promoting their confidence in the mediator...

At Legalweek in New York, Bridget and Zach talk with ex-litigator and Clearbrief founder Jacqueline Schafer about how large language...

Sometimes when I am working with couples in conflict, I think, “Oh, they care about each other so much, it’s...

Professor Janet Martinez focuses her research on dispute system design; online dispute resolution; facilitation of public disputes, particularly in the...

In recent years, data security and privacy have become priority concerns for individuals and businesses alike. While worldwide legislation such...

Peace, Conflict, and the Power of Inclusion: Insights from Dr. Julia Palmiano Federer What happens if you put two mediation...

Can you forgive and accept the whole world? Several months ago, I began a daily practice of using affirmations from...

Reading time: longer than usual. I’ve been writing about the adjustments needed for going back to working in offices. Some...

European AI Act and US HR 3369 AI regulations will require mediators to adopt more rigorous practices in AI development...

Funding will help support the RCI's mission to increase diversity within the alternative dispute resolution (ADR) profession. The JAMS Foundation...

Introduction Mediation, like negotiation, is an art form. It requires a delicate balance of skillful strategy, empathy, and communication expertise....

This article was first published on the Style Matters blog. Don't you love it when somebody readily agrees to do things your way? ...

Navigating Your Worth: Setting Prices as a Dispute Resolution Professional In this episode of the Make Money Mediating podcast, host...

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As AI is encroaching on the ombuds world, we have to ask ourselves: are we protecting our visitor's data? should...

So often, both parties to a dispute are incapable of realistically envisioning what could be tolerated or not tolerated by...

This article was first published on the PGP Mediation Blog. Recently, the Harvard Program on Negotiation posted a blog about “Emotional Intelligence as...

I’m publishing this newsletter series to discuss the nuances of the four timeless topics for people and organizations: conflict, change,...

AAAi Lab Podcast and Vodcast Welcome to the AAAi Lab Podcast, where Legally Disrupted's Zach Abramowitz and AAA President and...

AAAi Lab Podcast and Vodcast Welcome to the AAAi Lab Podcast, where Legally Disrupted's Zach Abramowitz and AAA President and...