Leonard Riskin describes his earlier struggle with holding back what he believed to be the answer in a conflict and letting the parties come up with their own creative solution. He credits his training for helping him overcome that urge to impose what he believed to be the best solution.
Can podcasts teach us how to have better difficult conversations? Recently, I was a guest on Dr. Darian Parker’s podcast, as part of pre-publicity for my forthcoming memoir, and it...
By Lorraine SegalThe full text of the survey is available in pdf format. Introduction Opportunities for victims of crime—primarily of property offenses and minor assaults—to meet their offenders in the presence of...
By Jean Greenwood, Mark S. UmbreitI sat with some geotechs and engineers on Tuesday then, in a different mediation, a couple of entrepreneurs yesterday. The differences in the way each of these mediations thought through...
By Geoff Sharp
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