Our Symposium on February 28, 2015 discussing Restorative Justice was a success! Thank you to all of our wonderful speakers and attendees. Please see the Symposium 2015 page to see recaps and videos from each of the panels and the opening, afternoon, and keynote address.
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Culture fundamentally affects email negotiations. In an increasingly globalized world where cross-border negotiations have increased substantially and the use of email communication has grown exponentially, surprisingly little research, however, has been conducted on culture’s role in email negotiations.
A Review of Forrest S. Mosten, Collaborative Divorce Handbook* By Thomas D. Barton** Introduction Collaborate Divorce Handbook, by Forrest S. Mosten, delivers what its title suggests–a complete, point-by-point practical guide for lawyers wishing to learn about collaborative divorce techniques. But this book also offers much more, and to a far broader readership. It can inspire all lawyers to adopt a stronger, more effective, and more personal approach to clients. It can inform related professionals–mental health
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