The majority of disputes resolve at Mediation. Nonetheless, there remain those that impasse. Failure to achieve resolution can often be avoided if advanced adequate thought is given to common potential pitfalls which include ethical issues that may arise.

Join NAM (National Arbitration and Mediation) neutral Honorable John P. DiBlasi (Ret.) and Charles J. Messina from Genova Burns, in a pre-recorded webcast as they demonstrate best practices for crafting an arbitration clause, with specific terms on professional responsibility, to streamline the reso...

Women are grossly under-represented among the ranks of paid mediators and arbitrators statewide, and especially so in the Third Judicial District. Why? A distinguished panel of former judges and mediators explored that question, revealed how the selection process really works and provided insight fr...

Join NAM (National Arbitration and Mediation) neutral, Honorable Peter J. Skelos, in a pre-recorded radio broadcast, Law You Should Know, Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), hosted by Kenny Landau, Esq. of Shayne Dachs and Sauer.

Join NAM (National Arbitration and Mediation) neutral, Honorable Peter J. Skelos, in a pre-recorded radio broadcast, Law You Should Know, Appellate Practice, hosted by Kenny Landau, Esq. of Shayne Dachs and Sauer.