Mediation is a powerful process but is still largely society’s best kept secret outside of the litigated case arena. Further professionalizing mediation promises to create public awareness and increase utilization. This program examines the impact of taking the next steps for mediators and disputants alike.
Professionalizing Mediation: Understanding the Impact of Taking the Next Steps
Featuring Jack Goetz and Jennifer Kalfsbeek-Goetz
Mediator/Principal at Blackman ADR Services
Lee Blackman is the Principal of Blackman ADR Services (www.BlackmanADR.com). His focus is mediating commercial, civil rights, intellectual property, and real estate disputes.He is a member of the Mediator Panel of the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, a member of the Executive Committee of the Los Angeles County Bar Association's Attorney-Client Mediation and Arbitration Service, a volunteer mediator for the Los Angeles Superior Court, a LASC Temporary Judge, and a member of the SCMA Board of Directors.He received the Benjamin Aranda Public Service Award from the Los Angeles County Bar Association for his public service to the Center for Civic Mediation.
Lee L. Blackman
Blackman ADR Services
website: www.blackmanadr.com
phone: 310-346-6926
email: [email protected]
Lee L. Blackman
Blackman ADR Services
website: www.blackmanadr.com
phone: 310-346-6926
email: [email protected]
Latest posts by Lee L. Blackman (see all)
- Professionalizing Mediation: Understanding the Impact of Taking the Next Steps — Featuring Jack Goetz and Jennifer Kalfsbeek-Goetz - October 31, 2017
- CLRC Staff Characterizes the Public Comment on the Pending Proposal as “Decidedly Negative” and Suggests “Careful Reexamination”. - September 27, 2017
- CLRC Proposal to Strip Certain Mediation Communications of Their Confidentiality Protections Draws Substantial Public Comment - September 19, 2017
