Before heading to Pepperdine for the Teaching Law School ADR Courses I promised some blog posts related to the conference. Between moving across town and then heading to Hamline to teach a summer session, I haven’t had time to get any up until now. Here are my thoughts from the plane ride home. _______________________ Reflections … Continue reading Reflections – Conference on Teaching Law School ADR Courses
This was too good to pass up. Enjoy. Hat tip: The Dish (Zoe Pollock)
Arizona State has launched a national search for Dean of the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law. The Dean Search Committee, of which I am a member, had an organizational meeting last week and we’re rearing to go. ASU is an energetic university with a very active and engaged law school. We’re a law school going places both figuratively and literally, … Continue reading Dean Search Announcement at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University
The ABA Dispute Resolution Section has just posted its request for proposals for the annual Spring Conference. This year’s conference takes place in Washington D.C. on April 18-21, 2012, and proposals are due on September 12, 2011. This year’s conference has a new set presentation possibilities, poster presentations. You may have seen poster presentations at other … Continue reading Request for Proposals – ABA DR Section Conference
CPR, one of the leading ADR organizations in the country, just requested nominations for their annual awards program. Specifically the request states: The focus is on scholarship, which addresses the resolution, prevention or creative management of major disputes involving public or business institutions, such as those between corporations, between government and corporations, or among multiple … Continue reading CPR Awards – Request for Nominations
Today I’m in route to lovely Malibu, California to participate in the Teaching Law School ADR Courses conference at Pepperdine Law School (prior blog post here). I’m grateful to be going as this is the first week of unbearable Arizona summer weather with a forecast high of 111 (not a typo) on Wednesday. More seriously, I’m looking … Continue reading Off to Pepperdine – Teaching Law School ADR Courses
About a year ago or so the Indisputably crew asked Paul Kirgis, Associate Dean at St.John’s University in New York City, if he wanted to join the crew and become a blogger. Wisely, he suggested acting as a stealth blogger to see if he’d like it or not. As regular readers know, his “stealth” posts were … Continue reading Paul Kirgis, Now an Official Indisputably Contributor
Paula Young from the Appalachian School o f Law recently sent around an email asking for ADR themed submissions for the Spring volume of the Appalachian Journal of Law. The specifics of the call for papers are below. The Appalachian Journal of Law currently seeks articles on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and related topics for … Continue reading Call for Papers – Appalachian Journal of Law
Our friends at Pepperdine will be hosting a conference entitled Teaching Law School ADR Classes: Mediation, Negotiation, Arbitration and the ADR Overview Course on June 21-22, 2011. The conference line up looks great with heavyweights like Carrie Menkel–Meadow, Len Riskin, and Nancy Rogers (to name a few), and the programming is both comprehensive and in-depth. This may … Continue reading Teaching Law School ADR Classes
In light of all of the arbitration opinions coming out of the US Supreme Court the last several years, not to mention the Court’s recent decision to grant cert in CompuCredit v. Greenwood, the AALS ADR Section has issued a call for papers for its upcoming program at the AALS Conference in January 2012. The explanatory … Continue reading Call for Papers: The Supreme Court and the Future of Arbitration
