A paper published by the Harvard Negotiation Law Review by Kamloops lawyer David Paul explores the idea of canine-assisted mediation, which involves having dogs in a room along with people during family law mediation proceedings.
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From the Kluwer Arbitration blogI write this in the aftermath of the really uplifting and wonderfully diverse conference which I had the privilege to host and chair recently in my...
By John SturrockFrom Diane Cohen's BlogMediating the issues that parties have in an ongoing relationship is one of the most satisfying uses of mediation I know. It is wonderfully complex and non-linear,...
By Diane CohenFriend 1: So I have this problem, my boss at work is really on my case lately and every time she….(tells problem) Friend 2: I had that one time, this...
By Jason Dykstra
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