Reflections on the International Forum on ODR (Oct/ 2019)
Back from ODR 2019, which focused this year on ODR's entry into the court system - which is without a doubt the fastest-developing phenomenon I've ever seen in the legal or the conflict fields. I’d like to share some thoughts with those of you who are interested in that these developments. 1) It was just as amazing to hear judges and senior court administration speaking about ODR as a centerpiece of their vision for their courts, as it was to hear them speak that way about ADR 20 years ago.…See More
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Thank you.
david
I co-mediated the other day with a senior mediator who conducted the session contrary to most of what I learned at CU. Instead of following the principles of facilitative mediation, it was a gestalt session in the former, transformative and evaluative mediation. The mediator openly took sides with the plaintiff. Further, the mediator lectured both parties on "right conduct" and following the righteous path. A settlement was reached;however, this would be an interesting case study in what not to do. My head is still spinning. My plan is to avoid her in the future since I have enough bad habits already. I thought that you would be amused and certainly not aghast since you've probably seen and heard everything at this point. HOK A CHAINIK
JCT
Hi Noam, Thanks for accepting my friend request. I am very new to ADRHub and the ADR community, but I have applied to the online MS NDR program at the Werner Institute, so I hope we have a chance to meet (online and in person) in the very near future. I am very excited about joining the program, and from the extensive research I've done, you certainly have developed one of the best online programs in the field.
Best regards,
Firas Alsalih
Thanks for the welcome Noam! Looking forward for learning more about this platform..
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