MEDIATION 2.0:

Distilling the Most Crucial Lesson Learned From Four Decades of Settling High Stakes Complex Disputes

Speakers

Stephanie Chow Mediated Negotiations	Tony Piazza Mediated Negotiations

When mediation devolves to simply carrying offers and demands back and forth you may not be getting the mileage your clients deserve. In this webinar, we will deconstruct a simple redesign - redirecting the dialectic of the adversarial process into a more productive evaluative dialogue - that has been successfully applied to resolve thousands of complex real world disputes both domestically and internationally, in the commercial context and beyond. Participants will receive an outline of the process and have the opportunity to submit questions and observations in advance to, assure relevancy to your practice.

Topics

• Redirecting the adversarial process into a productive evaluative dialogue
• Strategies to better prepare for mediation (from a mediator’s perspective)
• Effective advocacy in the mediation process

Section Co-Chairs

John S. Worden, Venable and Mark LeHocky, ADR Services, Inc.

Event Code: G214105

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To receive MCLE credit, you must sign in during the designated MCLE registration period. This activity is approved for Minimum Continuing Legal Education credit by the State Bar of California. BASF is a certified provider: Provider #103

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