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Meet Two Neutrals
Two of our neutrals, Hon. Karen F. Green (Ret.) and Vincent Pisegna, joined Judge Dan Wislow of the "New England Legal Foundation" (NELF) for a discussion about mediation.
Here is the video courtesy of NELF:
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Closely Held Enterprise Disputes Rarely Fit Litigation
Litigation lacks the flexibility and options that a careful, creative, and well-structured dispute resolution process can supply. Read John Hanify’s 10 suggestions for making dispute resolution work.
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Advantages of ADR in Workplace Disputes: Earlier the Better
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Comparing Types of Conflict Resolution: U.S. vs. Chinese Mediation
Comparing types of conflict resolution: U.S. vs. Chinese mediation
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History of Mediation in the US: Democracy as Conflict Resolution
History of mediation in the U.S.