Stetson Symposium Links

Thanks again to the panelists and participants at Stetson last week. Several people have asked for the recordings. Jen Rex, the incredibly helpful EIC at Stetson Law Review passed along the following links for the symposium. I listed the panelists and topics below.

Thank you to Stetson and to everyone who joined us!

2022 Stetson Law Review Symposium Schedule

Panel 1- Panel 1 link

9:30 – 10:50 a.m. Panel 1: Remote Mediation Part 1—Impacts & Obligations
Professor Kelly Browe Olson – Special Education and Mediation Online

Professor Andrea Schneider – Protecting Domestic Violence Victims in the Pandemic

Professor Erin Archerd – Should Mediation Move Online Permanently? A Mediator’s Obligation to Provide a Safe Process and the Benefits of Online Mediation

Panel 2- Panel 2 link

11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Panel 2: Remote Dispute Resolution and Issues of Justice
Professor Cynthia Alkon – Dispute Resolution Design: What Should
Criminal Courts Look Like?
Professor Elayne Greenberg – Blinding Justice and Virtual Dispute
Resolution?

Panel 3- Panel 3 Link

Panel 3: Remote Mediation Part 2—Impacts & Obligations
Professor Sarah Cole – Remote Mediation as the Presumptive Process?
Professor Deborah Eisenberg – The Impact of Remote Mediation Options on Employment Cases

Panel 4- Panel 4 link

3:10 – 4:10 p.m. Panel 4 Arbitration—FINRA
Professor Jill Gross – Post-Pandemic FINRA Arbitration: To Zoom of Not to Zoom?
Professor Nicole Iannarone – FINRA: Using Lessons from the Pandemic to Improve Going Forward

The entire symposium

All 4-Entire Day Link

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