Pearlstein, Arthur: Growth of ADR in Sectors of Economy - Video

Pearlstein, Arthur: Growth of ADR in Sectors of Economy – Video

June 14, 2009

Arthur Pearlstein discusses the growth of mediation and negotiation within businesses and sectors of the economy as opposed to resolving disputes through the court system.

Arthur Pearlstein

Arthur Pearlstein is a Professor of Law and former Director of the Werner Institute for Negotiation and Dispute Resolution. Arthur was previously General Counsel and Director of Alternative Dispute Resolution and International Programs at the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, an independent federal dispute resolution agency, in Washington, D.C. He… MORE >

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