MEDIATION CONFIDENTIALITY UPDATE — JULY 29, 2016
Decisions at recent meetings of the California Law Revision Commission demonstrate the Commission’s commitment to significantly changing California’s mediation confidentiality rules.
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Launch Your Mediation Practice Workshop — August 31, 2016
This Interactive Workshop is designed for the fully committed new mediator who is serious about going into private practice and desires to learn the best practices to do so.
SCMA’s Past Presidents Honored on April 16th
The Annual SCMA Presidents’ Day Breakfast was a wonderful time of sharing in a most beautiful site. The lively discussion addressed ideas for future initiatives to expand the reach and effectiveness of SCMA.
USC Gould School of Law, 1st Annual ADR Symposium — “ADR Ethics” — Friday, April 15, 2016 — 9:00 am to 4:30 pm
The Symposium features preeminent scholars and practitioners in alternative dispute resolution who will explore significant developments that impact ethical issues pertaining to both domestic and international arbitration and mediation.
SCMA 2016 TOWN HALL – MEDIATOR CERTIFICATION AND MEDIATION CONFIDENTIALITY — March 19 @ 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Jack Goetz and Barbara Brown will update the membership on the work of SCMA’s Ad Hoc Committee on Voluntary Mediator Certification.
Lee Blackman and Phyllis Pollack will update the membership on the most recent meetings of the California Law Revision Commission concerning possible revisions to the Evidence Code with respect to mediation confidentiality.
Share your views.
Good, Bad and the Ugly: What Will Become of California’s Mediation Confidentiality? March 21, 2016 — 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm
Two prominent California mediators represent the opposing positions in the debate surrounding California Law Revision Commission’s Study K-402, entitled “Relationship Between Mediation Confidentiality and Attorney Malpractice and Other Misconduct.”
Orange County Bar Association, ADR Section Meeting and Presentation: Mediation Confidentiality Update — July 25, 2016
Mediation Confidentiality: An Inappropriate Shield Against Legal Malpractice Claims or An Essential Element of Effective Dispute Resolution?
TEN PILLARS FOR LAWYERS PREPARING TO MEDIATE THE LITIGATED CASE
…attention to the principles will significantly increase the odds of success by improving your level of preparation and allowing you to take maximum advantage of the unique opportunities and advantages mediation affords…