Avenues for discovery under the FAA By Joan Stearns Johnsen – July 20, 2023 | Published by American Bar Association, Section of Litigation Commercial & Business Litigation Committee As the…
Advice from the Arbitration Providers American Arbitration Association talk | June 6, 2023 at noon EST Learn cost-saving procedures found within arbitration providers' rules and procedures to save your clients…
New York, NY, 03.01.2023 PRESS RELEASE The International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution (CPR Institute), a global non-profit organization that helps others manage conflict so that they might…
ABA Litigation Section Commercial & Business Litigation Committee Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee Wednesday, April 12, 2023 9:00-10:00 AM PT | 10:00-11:00 AM MT | 11:00 AM-12:00 PM CT | 12:00-1:00…
New York City Bar CLE Programs Thursday, March 16, 2023 | 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Program Instructor: Joan Stearns Johnsen Senior Skills Professor, University of Florida, Levin College of…
Practical and Innovative Dispute Management Solutions March 1-3, 2023 • Four Seasons • New Orleans CPR and leading ADR experts gathered from around the world in New Orleans for…
IBA Annual Conference Miami 2022, 30 Oct - 4 Nov Session Description The best disputes are those that don’t happen. Our panel will discuss emerging mechanisms being employed in different…
Tips to help you succeed in arbitration. By Joan Stearns Johnsen | Published by American Bar Association | December 13, 2021 All lawyers take civil procedure in law school.…
Careful attention to the initial opens, patterns of concession, and pacing will help you and your client achieve success in your mediations. By Joan Stearns Johnsen | Published by American…
Knowing the difference will help you obtain a better outcome. By Joan Stearns Johnsen | October 29, 2021 | Published by American Bar Association Lawyers primarily familiar with litigation in…
Focusing on beating your adversary and “winning the mediation” rather than obtaining the best result for your client ignores the nature of negotiation—agreement is voluntary. By Joan Stearns Johnsen Published…
The objective of a mediation opening statement is not about the truth of what happened, but the risks of litigation. Published in Section of Litigation-Alternative Dispute Resolution Practice Points, February…
The open is an important aspect of any negotiation, and it is wise to spend preparation time analyzing and considering your own preferred strategy as well as that of your…
Video interview with Veronique Fraser and Joan Stearns Johnsen on Keys to Unlock Mediation's Golden Age . Manon Schonewille interviews Veronique Fraser and Joan Stearns Johnsen on "7 Keys…
Groundbreaking Women in Construction August 25, 2020 Dispute avoidance and early dispute resolution are important legal strategies for which attorneys need well developed skills. This panel will enhance lawyers’ existing…
A Houston, Miami, Seattle and Washington, D.C. Chapter Webinar Collaboration September 15, 20201:00 p.m. ET/10 a.m. PT Circuit court splits have caught the Supreme Court’s attention over the past year,…
by Veronique Fraser, Joan Stearns Johnse for Mediate.com | July 2020 Mediation takes many forms and has many facets. It is a malleable process that parties and neutrals…
This is an audio presentation answering the questions: Is there a difference when preparing for litigating in court versus litigating in arbitration and do the forms of arbitration differ? What…
What Should You Consider if You Plan to Negotiate By Email? As technology evolves, we evolve with it. Lawyers who once would not ever communicate by email now regularly conduct…
Yes, your arbitrator, your mediator, your judge, your jury is biased. Litigators seek an unbiased panel when what they should really do is to understand that no panel, or jury,…
The conversation should change from whether a mediator’s style is evaluative or facilitative to how effective the mediator is. By Joan Stearns Johnsen | September 24, 2019 | Published by…