Chip Rose compares mediation with collaborative law and notes that in mediation he is able to meet with parties in private caucuses which allows him the ability to build trust and intimacy and this does not happen in collaborative law where the parties are in the same room throughout the process.
It still holds true that man is most uniquely human when he turns obstacles into opportunities. Eric Hoffer, 1902-1983 Home Sweet Home, huh? Well, maybe not always. Especially not, when...
By Edward P. AhrensCivil Negotiation and Mediation by Nancy HudginsHarvard Business School Professors Deepak Malhotra and Max Bazerman wrote one of my favorite negotiation books: Negotiation Genius. There are many powerful negotiation strategies...
By Nancy HudginsIndisputably As we know, it is rare that any form of dispute resolution makes it onto network television in prime time. Friday night’s episode of Blue Bloods—the New York police...
By Cynthia Alkon
