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Dispute Resolution

Dispute Resolution Law Forum 2024: Ethics Grievance Demonstration CLE/CME

Description:

This role play will involve a fact pattern which raises ethical issues requiring the application of the ethical standards to a mediator’s conduct. Attendees will be asked to decide whether the mediator has violated Rule 31 standards and procedures.

CME Credit: Registrants seeking CME credit for this video will need to self-submit through the AOC's ADR Portal. If needed, please use the proof of completion email as the supportive documentation in the portal.

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it is good to know the percentage of mediations that settle. It is also good to hear scenarios of people who have complaints, so those situations can be avoided.

Thank you for a new, relevant, and exceptionally useful spin on presenting ethics in an everyday setting!

Realistic hypothetical.

I thought the presentation was good in calling to the forefront the potential concerns on the part of the mediation participants and suggestions to address them prior to beginning the mediation and make sure that all participants understand what is in the agreement to mediate.

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Course Pricing
  • Member: 50.00
  • Non-Member: 80.00
  • Section: 40.00
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Course InformationHighlights
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Course Credits Dual Credits: 1.00
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.