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Dispute Resolution Forum: 3 Dual, 1.75 General

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This year's Dispute Resolution Forum included ethics grievance and arbitration demonstrations, a discussion of community mediation centers, changes in the arbitrability of sexual assault and harassment claims, and a course that covers settlement malpractice.

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Courses Included

Dispute Resolution Law Forum 2024: Mediation - Pro Bono and Pro Se CLE/CME
This session will survey the depth and range of pro bono mediation provided statewide by TN Community Mediation Centers (CMCs) and will examine both ethical and procedural challenges when mediating with pro se parties. Participants will also learn of pro bono opportunities available to them.
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.
Course Information
Format:Online VideoDual Credits:1.00General Credits:0.00
Speakers/Producers
- Sara Figal, Nashville Conflict Resolution Center, Nashville
  Sara Figal, PhD is the former Executive Director of the Nashville Conflict Resolution Center (NCRC), a nonprofit mediation center with courts throughout Middle TN. In this capacity, Sara was named a...
- Shannon Wagner, Nashville Conflict Resolution Center, Nashville
  Shannon Wagner joined NCRC in 2023 as the Assistant Director focused on capacity building and strategic growth. As of April 1st, she is NCRC’s new Executive Director, building upon the...
Dispute Resolution Law Forum 2024: Ethics Grievance Demonstration CLE/CME
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.
Course Information
Format:Online VideoDual Credits:1.00General Credits:0.00
Speakers/Producers
Dispute Resolution Law Forum 2024: Arbitration Advocacy - Common Mistakes Counsel Make and How to Avoid Them CLE/CME
This session offers attorneys an Illustration of best practices in arbitration concerning evidence, motion practice, and discovery.
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.
Course Information
Format:Online VideoDual Credits:0.00General Credits:1.00
Speakers/Producers
Dispute Resolution Law Forum 2024: Continuing Changes in Arbitrability of Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Claims CLE/CME
Arbitration clauses are routinely included in many contracts but, given changes in statutory and case law, are arbitration clauses enforceable? Join Cindy Ettingoff for a discussion of the impact of some recent decisions on arbitration clauses.
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.
Course Information
Format:Online VideoDual Credits:0.00General Credits:0.75
Speakers/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....
Dispute Resolution Law Forum 2024: Settlement Malpractice CLE/CME
Most lawsuits settle and lawyers play a central role in settlement negotiations. However, some lawyers sometimes fall short of the profession’s standards of care in the settlement context. This session will focus on the ethical requirements of a lawyer as settlement counsel and a review of reported cases for substandard settlement advice or behavior.
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.
Course Information
Format:Online VideoDual Credits:1.00General Credits:0.00
Speakers/Producers
- Sandra Garrett, The Board of Professional Responsibility, Brentwood
  SANDY GARRETT is Chief Disciplinary Counsel for the Board of Professional Responsibility of the Supreme Court of Tennessee. Sandy has been with the Board of Professional Responsibility since October,...
- Stephen Shields, Jackson, Shields, Yeiser , Holt, Owen & Bryant, Memphis
  Stephen L. Shields, JD, LLM is the founding member of Alternative Dispute Resolution Institute and a Partner in the Memphis law firm of Jackson, Shields, Yeiser, Holt, Owen & Bryant. He is a...

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Package Pricing

Member: 235.00
Non-Member: 380.00
Section: 205.00

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Package Credits Dual Credits: 3
General Credits: 1.75
Total Credits: 4.75 Highlights

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