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Dispute Resolution 2020: 2.5 General, 3.5 Dual Hours
This 1-Click package replaces the in-person Dispute Resolution Annual Forum that typically takes place during the Spring. Earn 3.5 Dual and 2.5 General CLE hours with this package.
CME Credit: Folks seeking CME credit for these videos 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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Courses Included
- Dispute Resolution 2020: Ethical DilemmasCLE and CME Credit
Panel discussion of frequently seen, as well as unusual ethical dilemmas, that can arise in the mediation of Rule 31 general civil cases and family law cases, along with some suggestions for preventing ethical dilemmas.
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Course InformationFormat:Online VideoDual Credits:1.50General Credits:0.00Speakers/Producers
- Cindy Ettingoff, Ettingoff Law and Mediation, Germantown
Ms. Ettingoff has returned to private practice as an attorney, mediator, and arbitrator after serving as CEO and General Counsel for Memphis Area Legal Services, Inc. (MALS) for the last four years....
- Sean Hunt, The Hunt Law Firm, Memphis
Sean A. Hunt is the Principal of The Hunt Law Firm. A native of Memphis, Tennessee, he is a graduate of Vanderbilt University School of Law and also holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering...
- Jackie Kittrell, Community Mediation Center, Knoxville
Jacqueline O. Kittrell is an attorney and Executive Director of Community Mediation Center in Knoxville, TN. CMC, a 24 yr old nonprofit organization, receives approximately 800 mediation referrals...
- Cindy Ettingoff, Ettingoff Law and Mediation, Germantown
- Dispute Resolution 2020: New Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 53 and Its Application to Real Life Practice in Tennessee
A discussion of the application and effects of the new Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 53 which governs Collaborative law practice.
Course InformationFormat:Online VideoDual Credits:0.00General Credits:1.00Speakers/Producers
- Susan Hinsley, Butler Sevier Hinsley & Reid PLLC, Memphis
Susan Hinsley received her undergraduate degree from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville in 1990 and her Juris Doctorate (J.D.) Degree in 1999 from the Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law at the...
- Dr. Julia McAninch, McAninch Psychological and Consulting Services,
Dr. Julia McAninch of McAninch Psychological and Consulting Services provides psychotherapy to individuals, couples, families, and groups. As a Collaborative Divorce Coach and Vice President of...
- Cynthia Pensoneau, Pensoneau Firm, PC, Memphis
Cynthia A. Pensoneau, JD, is the founding partner of The Pensoneau Firm, PC in Memphis, Tennessee. Cindy is a lawyer, mediator, coach, yoga teacher, wellness trainer and presenter/speaker. She has...
- Susan Hinsley, Butler Sevier Hinsley & Reid PLLC, Memphis
- Dispute Resolution 2020: Mediation: Implications of Case LawCLE and CME Credit
The discussion will focus on mediation cases, including cases addressing the issue of enforcing mediation agreements, as well as those cases addressing issues pertaining to compelling mediators to testify, and compelled under what circumstances.
CME Credit: Folks 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.
Course InformationFormat:Online VideoDual Credits:0.00General Credits:1.00Speakers/Producers - Dispute Resolution 2020: Practical Tips and Ethical Considerations when Mediating Family Law CasesCLE and CME Credit
Discussion of and tips on preparing your client and mediator for mediation, avoiding mistakes at mediation, and enforcing the settlement terms. In addition, case law updates and ethical dilemmas will be addressed.
CME Credit: Folks 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.
Course InformationFormat:Online VideoDual Credits:1.00General Credits:0.00Speakers/Producers
- Amy Amundsen, Amundsen Legal Consulting, Memphis
Education:
Cum Laude from Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, B.A. (1984)
Dickinson College, Bologna, Italy (1983-1984)
University of Memphis School of Law, J.D.... - Judge Robert Childers, State of Tennessee, Memphis
JUDGE ROBERT L. CHILDERS has been the presiding judge of Division 9 of the Circuit Court since 1984 and chair of the Civil Pattern Jury Instruction Committee since 1991. Judge Childers is a past...
- Amy Amundsen, Amundsen Legal Consulting, Memphis
- Dispute Resolution 2020: ODR Comes of Age: COVID-19 and Lessons Learned by MediatorsCLE and CME Credit
The coronavirus infection has caused a global disruption to everything we believed to be normal. As badly as we all hope things will return to normal, we are beginning to see elements of the new normal as well. Especially in the area of dispute resolution, mediators have been forced to explore new techniques, new technologies and new protocols for delivering services. This session will highlight many of the lessons learned, benefits discovered and challenges to be addressed by dispute resolution professionals in an online environment.
CME Credit: Folks 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.
Course InformationFormat:Online VideoDual Credits:1.00General Credits:0.00Speakers/Producers - Dispute Resolution 2020: Arbitration Legal UpdateCLE and CME Credit
Developments in Arbitration from Tennessee Courts, the United States Supreme Court, the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, and the National Labor Relations Board.
CME Credit: Folks 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.
Course InformationFormat:Online VideoDual Credits:0.00General Credits:0.50Speakers/Producers
- Member: 250.00
- Non-Member: 450.00 (Includes TBA Complete Membership)
- Section: 140.00
TBA members who are judges, lawmakers and law students can take TBA CLE onsite courses at no charge for the programming. There may be a separate charge if meals, special materials or other premium features are involved.
General Credits: 2.5
Total Credits: 6 Highlights
- Convenient CLE from your home or office