Closure of courts and tribunals to curb the spread of the virus will invariably delay justice to companies and individuals alike. In these times, traditional reliance on litigation is a far from optimal way of dealing with conflict. Fortunately, negotiation and mediation are at last beginning to emerge as responses to conflict in its myriad forms and to the challenge of building a more peaceful world.
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JAMS ADR Blog by Chris PooleThere comes a time in every mediation when negotiations reach an impasse. Negotiations can stall at the outset of a mediation when the parties are...
By Bruce FriedmanStephen Covey became famous twenty-five years ago for writing The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People. I recall hearing about this book a few years later during my first mediation...
By Michael P. CarboneMediation Case Law Revue with James Cobin, Hamline University School of Law Dispute Resolution Institute Thanks to: Minnesota State Bar CLE
By James Coben
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