Monthly Archives: January 2013

ADR Series Part 5 – ADR in studio71

Posted on January 30, 2013 by Daniel McHugh

Trial skills will enhance your ADR skill-set. During the month of January we have focused on bridging the gap of disconnect between the two practices, and we have shown how developing great trial skills can make you better in mediation, arbitration, and negotiation. … Continue reading →

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Online Deposition Program in the News Again

Posted on January 29, 2013 by Daniel McHugh

NITA’s award-winning Online Deposition Program is now the feature of a case study produced by Sonic Foundry.  NITA’s incorporation of Mediasite, Sonic Foundry’s lecture capture and webcasting platform, allows for a teaching method called ‘flipped learning’ where participants can watch … Continue reading →

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Motions in Limine

Posted on January 25, 2013 by Daniel McHugh

In this Quick Tip video, Lonny Rose helps us understand the ‘what, when, and how’ about Motions in Limine. He talks about the most common forms of using Motions in Limine, and how to use them in a tactical way. … Continue reading →

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ADR Series: Arbitration Advocacy, 2nd Edition

Posted on January 24, 2013 by Rachel Gussin

If you are looking for one book to guide you through the arbitration process, look  no further than the NITA classic Arbitration Advocacy, 2nd Edition. Authors John W. Cooley and Steven Lubet have combined their experiences in the courtroom and classroom … Continue reading →

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ADR Series Part 4 – Arbitration and the Art of Witness Examination

Posted on January 23, 2013 by Daniel McHugh

This post was written by guest blogger Christina Habas. Arbitration and the art of witness examination:  If you don’t know the witness exam and oratory/argument skills, you won’t have the alacrity to use them on a moment’s notice when the … Continue reading →

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