Jun 26
Article: Students Resolving Conflict Through Mediation
by Cheryl Allain-Mee, VCDS President
Source: www.venturacountystar.com
In a Nutshell
What do you do when you’re 12 years old and you can’t resolve a conflict you’re having with your best friend? Most adults would immediately think that a parent or teacher should help. It might be surprising to learn that here in Ventura County, the most effective helper may well be another 12 year old.
Jun 24
Article: Dispute Resolution Offers Relief
By Christian Hemingway
In a Nutshell
The Santa Clara County’s Dispute Resolution Program offers free assistance to all members of the community who seek the assistance of a certified mediator in resolving just about any conflict they may be experiencing.
Jun 13
Law School to Offer Family Alternative Dispute Resolution Clinic
Starting this fall the Law School will offer a clinic designed to help low-income community members with family law issues that may be resolved through mediation or other options outside of a courtroom.
Jun 09
Article: Foreclosure Mediation Becomes Mandatory
by Douglas S. Malan
Source: Connecticut Law Tribune
In a Nustshell
A voluntary foreclosure mediation program has worked so well in the eyes of legislators that the General Assembly pushed through a measure to make the program mandatory starting July 1.
Jun 04
Article: Mediation Program Builds on Success
by Mary Anne Tubman
Source: www.navy.mil
In a Nutshell
For the second consecutive year, the Navy Region Southeast Human Resources Office has been honored for its success in the use of the Department of the Navy Workplace Alternative Dispute Resolution Program.
The ADR program uses proven conflict management techniques that bring managers and employees to the table in the presence of a neutral third party, a certified mediator, who focuses on the process of helping them reach solutions that are agreeable to everyone involved.
Jun 03
Article: Mediation in a prison? South Bay prisoners learn to settle their disputes without violence
by John Lantigua
Source: www.palmbeachpost.com
In a Nutshell
John Cohen, a former British magistrate, is teaching conflict resolution skills to inmates at the South Bay Correctional Facility in Florida. He is confident that his students will be able to mediate conflicts between other inmates before those conflicts blow up.
Jun 01
Article: The Mediation Option
By Mike Marsh
Source: TheDailyWorld.com
In a Nutshell
Mediation works great for settling small claims cases in Gray Harbors, Washington.
From July 1, 2007, to July 1, 2008, the first full year of mandatory mediation in small claims court, more than 300 cases were filed at the court. Only 22 went to trial. The rest were resolved through mediation.
May 29
Event: Commercial Contracts & Alternative Dispute Resolution
In a Nutshell
LexisNexis is launching its upcoming annual event “Commercial Contracts and Alternative Dispute Resolution”.
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is one of the key issues that the conference will address, as it is estimated that 80% of commercial disputes are resolved through ADR.
When and Where
July 15-16, 2009 - Singapore
May 28
Article: Marquette Law School To Run Foreclosure Mediation Program
Source: The Business Journal of Milwaukee
In a Nutshell
The Marquette University Law School will provide mediation between lenders and residential borrowers facing foreclosure. The program, located at the Milwaukee County Courthouse, will seek to alleviate the current backlog of foreclosure cases in the county court system.
May 22
Article: Update on Home Foreclosure Mediation Efforts
by Keith Seat
Source: www.mediate.com
In a Nutshell
Keith Seat, a full-time mediator and arbitrator, offers a comprehensive update on home foreclosure mediation developments in the United States.
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