Tag Archives: Mediation

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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ADR Series: Mediator’s Handbook, 2nd Edition

Posted on January 10, 2013 by Rachel Gussin

As part of our ADR series, this month’s book report will highlight a textbook that supports and educates legal professionals involved with Alternative Dispute Resolution. The Mediator’s Handbook is a NITA favorite, and a book that covers all aspects of mediation … Continue reading →

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ADR Series Part 2 – Mediation and Endless Curiosity

Posted on January 9, 2013 by Daniel McHugh

This post is written by guest blogger: Shahrad Milanfar. Many view Mediation and Trial work as two separate and unrelated events requiring totally different skill sets. This perspective is not exactly accurate because, at their core, mediation and trial work … Continue reading →

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Can ADR practitioners excel without honing their trial skills? Part 1

Posted on January 2, 2013 by Daniel McHugh

With the dawn of 2013, we inaugurate a new blog feature:  themed discussions on topics that help you think about your practice and your skill set.  Throughout 2013, you will find multiple posts from guest writers that consider and develop … Continue reading →

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