|
Pay-level decisions often involve,
create, or solve disputes and conflict. Attorneys face these disputes and
conflicts both in their firm management, personal lives, and in client
situations. Serious disputes can lead to legal arguments, often involving
the expenditure of time and resources. This expenditure, especially if it
leads to court exposure, oftentimes is an ineffective use of the
professional's (and court's) time. To mitigate these expenditures,
attorneys are turning to mediation and arbitration. This material creates
a foundation course that provides an attorney with the framework to
understand and apply mediation concepts. It provides concepts and workshop
examples that will prepare a lawyer for further courses and study
regarding alternative dispute resolution.
This course is approved for CLE
credit in California, Florida and New York. |
