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Need A Nigerian Mediator? There’s An App For That!

From the Business Conflict Blog of Peter Phillips.

From those wonderful people who brought you the International Mediation Institute comes word of a holiday present worth opening: the IMI app! The world of mediation, right there at your fingertips!

Michael Leathes and Irena Vanenkova, not satisfied with mere global success, have pushed the borders of the expected once more. It was one thing to identify qualified mediators in Peru and provide free access to that information — now you don’t have to be at your desk to do it.

The app is called the IMI Web App and you load it like this: In Safari or Chrome, bring up http://m.imimediation.org. Then bookmark the site or load it onto your screen. And there you are!

For young attorneys looking for a way to impress, why not be able to provide the boss with the names of a few Slovinian mediators within a few seconds? Ha-cha-cha!

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F. Peter Phillips

F. Peter Phillips is a commercial arbitrator and mediator with substantial experience providing consultation on the management of business disputes to companies around the globe. A cum laude graduate of Dartmouth College and a magna cum laude graduate of New York Law School, Mr. Phillips served for nearly ten years… MORE >

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