By Janice L. Sperow, a look at 2023 trends in the health care field and their relationship to conflict resolution processes.
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By Cenadra Gopala-Foster On Oct. 3, the CPR National Task Force on Diversity in ADR hosted Association of Corporate Counsel Vice President and...
Read PostCPR’s founder, James F. Henry, has passed away. He leaves behind a legacy trailblazing the use of methods other than litigation to resolve...
Read PostThe International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution has announced amendments to its Employment-Related Mass Claims Protocol–the...
Read PostBy Shourya Arora Courts don’t often reverse arbitral awards, but France v. Bernstein, No. 20-3425 (3d Cir. Aug. 9, 2022) (available at...
Read PostBy Ellen Waldman What kind of legal professionals labor long and hard over their intellectual property . . . and then give it away? Law professors...
Read PostBy Xin Judy Wang The June 22 CPR Council meeting featured a presentation on Abraham Lincoln and dispute resolution by the International Institute...
Read PostBy Mnotho Ngcobo If you were to ask a layman what mediation is, the answer would probably be something along the lines of, “a private dispute...
Read PostBy Mylene Chan A Harvard Law School Program on Negotiation seminar taught late last year by William Ury picked up on his legendary negotiation...
Read PostJune 16 Scotus Arbitration Cases Wrap-Up The U.S. Supreme Court yesterday wrapped up its arbitration docket with a decision in Viking River...
Read PostBy Arjan Bir Singh Sodhi & Russ Bleemer The U.S. Supreme Court ruled this morning that employers may require their workers to arbitrate...
Read PostBy Xin Judy Wang A three-judge Eleventh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel has made the unusual move of urging the full circuit to convene en...
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