Tammy Lenski’s Conflict Zen Blog
How we frame matters. How we frame our offer, our doubt, our idea, our concern can make the difference between being heard and being ignored, between interest and aversion, between succeeding and stumbling.
The art of framing is the art of choosing words that speak to others as powerfully as they speak to you.
From Michael P. Carbone’s Mediation Strategies Blog I remember being asked this question a few years by a lawyer who was in the middle of a mediation of a complex...
By Michael P. CarboneThis week marks the largest settlement I've ever "brokered" and the longest mediation over which I've presided thus far. A month ago, a compelling wrongful death and bad faith case...
By Jan Frankel SchauThere was talk around the ABA Dispute Resolution Conference this week that the demand for mediation services may be declining. If that's true, does that mean that mediation is falling...
By Joe Markowitz
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