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Judge Wayne D. Brazil’s Comments on Court-Connected ADR

September 15, 2008 art hinshaw

On Friday I had the opportunity to hear U.S. Magistrate Judge Wayne D. Brazil deliver the James D. Ellis Lecture at the University of Missouri School of Law. Judge Brazil is well known in ADR circles as one of the (if not the) most pro-ADR jurists in the country. His talk was an interesting retrospective of … Continue reading Judge Wayne D. Brazil’s Comments on Court-Connected ADR →

Another Deadline Extended – AALS DR Section WIP Conference

September 8, 2008 art hinshaw

Because of multiple requests, we are going to extend the submission deadline for AALS Dispute Resolution Works-in-Progress conference. The original deadline was today at noon, but it is now extended to Monday September 15th at 6pm Pacific time. The conference itself is scheduled for Friday (all day) and Saturday (morning), October 24th and 25th at … Continue reading Another Deadline Extended – AALS DR Section WIP Conference →

ABA Dispute Resolution Conference Proposals

September 4, 2008 art hinshaw

Consider this note to be a last second reminder that the deadline for submitting a presentation proposal for the ABA Dispute Resolution Conference in New York City in April is looming. Originally the submission deadline was tomorrow September 5th, but it has been extended to Thursday September 11th. To make a submission go to … Continue reading ABA Dispute Resolution Conference Proposals →

An Introduction . . . .

September 3, 2008 art hinshaw 1 Comment

If you are a regular reader of this blog, you may have noticed a new name listed in the contributors column on the left hand portion of the screen. My name is Art Hinshaw and I’m a Clinical Professor of Law at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University where I act … Continue reading An Introduction . . . . →

John Lande on Resisting Sycophancy: “As usual, I used Coach to help draft my response. I dictate my instructions, and its voice recognition usually is…”

John Lande on Resisting Sycophancy: “Thanks very much for your kind comment, Gregory. As I noted in my short piece, Thinking Like Mediators About the…”

Gregory Burge on Resisting Sycophancy: “Thank you for this enlightening post about this unfortunate side of AI. Given the deluge of opinions about the use…”

Jennifer Brown on AI at the WIP: “Thanks John! For this and for all of your interesting and enriching posts!”

John Lande on AI at the WIP: “Oops. My apologies for the error. I corrected it in the post. I was so impressed by the papers and…”

Jennifer Brown on AI at the WIP: “Hi all – sorry to miss a wonderful set of conversations out in California; sounds like it was a terrific…”

Tracey Frisch on AAA Announces New Mediation Magazine: “Thank Jill! Hi All – Please reach out if you have any questions or want to bounce off an idea…”

Carrie Menkel-Meadow on Negotiators Who Change the World: Timeless Lessons on Leadership and Negotiation just published!!: “Great post Andrea!! Thank you. Really good book everyone!!see some of you at WIP in San Francisco. Carrie MM”

John Lande on What Do AI and Sex Have in Common?: “Here are some articles in the Washington Post: Bosses are Seeking ‘AI Literate’ Job Candidates. What does that mean? Not…”

Tim Hedeen on What Do AI and Sex Have in Common?: “I appreciate John’s understatement when he writes, “The analogy is imperfect but instructive.” Ya think? (I’ll try to maintain some…”