This new video just in from Mediate.com. No, it won’t inspire attorneys to mediate sooner than they already do nor drive any attorney to your mediation door. But it will introduce mediation to young people as a dispute resolution method that is in tune with the times – collaborative, reciprocal, fast, flat and flexible.
This is particularly timely for me as I sent my British law intern to the complex court to observe a status conference in an environmental coverage case that has been pending longer than she’s been alive!
Check out last November's post on Negotiation Guru, How to Be a Classy Negotiator. Excerpt below: Classy negotiator?! Is there such a thing? I believe there is. A negotiator is...
By Victoria PynchonExtract #3 from Workplaces That Work: A Guide to Conflict Management in Union and Non-Union Work Environments (Aurora: Canada Law Book, 2006), Blaine Donais The effective management of workplace conflict...
By Blaine DonaisListening is a skill that is developed and perfected over time. As you practice active listening, it becomes easier and more natural. Mediation is a process of handling conflict in...
By Sarah Ater
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