I will present a draft of my article, Real Mediation Models to Help Parties and Mediators Achieve Their Goals, at the Works-in-Progress conference next month and I am posting it … Continue reading Would you like to read a WIP draft?
Kris Franklin and Peter Phillips of New York Law School just wrote an excellent article that people who care about teaching dispute resolution in law schools should read: Pass the … Continue reading Problem Resolution Lawyering Across the 21st Century Law Curriculum
The Association for Conflict Resolution of Greater New York and the City University of New York Dispute Resolution Center at John Jay College will host a Virtual Roundtable Breakfast entitled, … Continue reading Alyson Carrel Program on Sept 1: ADR As A First Career: It Is Possible!
Mediation theory generally focuses on models of mediation procedures. While prescribed procedures obviously can be important factors affecting mediators’ behavior, traditional mediation theories are major oversimplifications that often don’t reflect … Continue reading Real Mediators’ Real Mediation Models
From Sharon Press and Noam Ebner: The wait it over… the 2022 Legal Educators’ Resource Share is now out and is linked below, including the 2022 appendices! Noam and I … Continue reading Latest Resource Share Materials
As an annual tradition, this is a reminder of some of my favorite things you might use in your courses as you plan for next academic year. Here’s a post … Continue reading Readings and Resources for Teaching
My recent piece about introversion seems to have struck a nerve. It stimulated the most – and most intense – reactions to any of my posts. Several people emphatically identified … Continue reading Coming Out as Introverted
Do you often feel introverted, generally preferring to be in a small group of trusted friends than in a large gathering, for example? It turns out that there are a … Continue reading Introversion, the Legal Profession, and Dispute Resolution
The ABA has published three books by Brooklyn Law Professor and Director of Legal Writing Heidi K. Brown to help law students and lawyers improve their well-being and function optimally. … Continue reading Heidi Brown’s Books Promoting Flourishing and Effective Practitioners
This is a belated announcement of this year’s ABA Dispute Resolution Award for Outstanding Scholarly Work given to Stacie Strong. She now teaches at the University of Sydney Law School, … Continue reading Stacie Strong Receives ABA Dispute Resolution Section Scholarship Award
From Sharon Press: As you know, the ABA Section of Dispute Resolution will once again host a virtual conference in April and we are pleased to announce that the Resource … Continue reading Call for Submissions for ABA Resource Share – by April 15
Deborah Jones Merritt sent this notice of a virtual conference on bar exam reform that Mitchell Hamline, the University of Minnesota, and the University of St. Thomas are sponsoring on … Continue reading Conference on Bar Exam Reform on April 22