Arbitration & Mediation

Digging in the archives: Mediation Channel Classics for March

By Diane Levin

With hundreds of posts in the Mediation Channel archives, each month I highlight those from prior years that drew in readers, produced discussion here or elsewhere on the web, or that simply happen to be my favorites.

Here’s my selection for March:

March 2009

• Outwitting the leopard: deception at the negotiating table
• Time for mediation certification in the U.S.? Not this way, thanks
• Negotiating disability
• What old school trial lawyers really think about mediators

March 2008

• What was your first time like? (your first mediation, that is)
• Debating the meaning of the “A” in ADR
• Myth busting: you don’t have to be a lawyer to be a good mediator
• Failure to listen leads to racial harassment charge
• You be the judge: do retiring justices make the best neutrals?

March 2007

• What’s so funny ’bout peace, love and understanding? Thoughts on why we’re not getting to yes
• Since when is changing your mind a bad thing?

March 2006

• New world (view) order: web site promotes “culturosity” and intercultural awareness

March 2005

• Why can’t we all just get along? There’s a place for both attorneys and mediators in dealing with divorce

Full post as published by Online Guide to Mediation on March 26, 2010 (boomark / email).