2-Day Training:
JUNE 18, 2020, 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
and
JUNE 19, 2020, 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Jim Melamed, Clare Fowler and Colin Rule will cover:
- Working with People Online
- Selling Clients on Online Mediation
- The Psychology of Conflict in the Online Environment
- How Parties and Mediators Behave Differently Online
- Diversity and Cross-Cultural Communication Online
- Advanced Online Communication Skills:
- Getting Started: Terms & Conditions, Agreement to Mediate, Ground Rules and Opening Statements
- Zoom and Online Best Video and Audio Practices
- Balancing Joint and Caucus Communications
- Assisting Participants To Be At Their Best
- Mediation Strategies
- Completing the Zoom Session (Finalizing Documents)
- Ethical Standards and Dilemmas for Online Mediators
- Access
- Transparency
- Impartiality/Neutrality
- Confidentiality, Privacy & Security Best Practices
- ICODR Standards
- Digital Accessibility and Accommodations
- What Cases to Take and How to Deal with Threats
- Mediating Legal Issues and with Attorneys
- Writing Settlement Agreements
- Transforming the DR Landscape
This training is sponsored by the William S. Richardson School of Law’s Conflict Management Institute (CMI).
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