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Mediation Ethics (CME)
The session will focus on common ethical issues faced by Rule 31 neutrals such as determining conflicts as well as issues of confidentiality among others. Discussion will focus on specific provisions of Rule 31 along with multiple cases and advisory opinions which address ethical issues faced by neutrals.
CME Credit: This course has been approved for Mediation Ethics CME credit. After the presentation, please download the certificate of attendance by clicking the paperclip icon above the speaker. This certificate will need to be submitted to the Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC). The AOC’s contact information is listed on the form. TBA will automatically file this course for CLE credit.
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- Dual PowerPoint and video presentation
- Flexible to your schedule
- Viewable on desktop, iPad, and mobile
- Approved for Mediation Ethics CME Credit
- Approved for Ethics CLE Credit
General Credits: 0.00
Total Credits: 1
This program will be filed for Tennessee CLE credit. Please email a request to cle@tnbar.org for Georgia and Mississippi CLE credit.
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Information that I can use.
The portion re when a mediator can testify and under what limitations was helpful.
Speaker seemed very knowledgeable and well prepared. Slides had a few issues at the end of presentation, but that was not a big deal.
More about Advisory Opinions and ethics in mediated cases that are other than family law.
Great overview on the confidentiality provisions as a Rule 31 mediator in real world scenarios.
With Arbitration and Mediation becoming more preferred and even contracted into in Corporate law (which is what I do) it was interesting to hear the case law and more in depth information on what is required ethically by a mediator and what their behavior should look like. I've seen it adhered to in real experience and drastically strayed from in some cases as well in the past.
Enjoyed the history and practical applications. Well done.
Very detailed with case examples.
Lots of good information!!
The advisory and court opinions.