A Lawyer’s Guide to Mediation (Self-Study)
$99.00
Most litigation is settled through mediation, rather than at trial. This course will prepare you to effectively advocate on behalf of their client in mediation. The course will 1) examine the role and process of mediation from the perspective of both an experienced lawyer and a mediator; and 2) enable students to develop the skills needed to be a successful negotiator. The course will utilize lectures, videos and assigned readings to examine the various theories, forms and techniques of mediation advocacy.
Event Details
| Course Type | |
|---|---|
| Credit Hours | 1 |
| Credit Type | General CLE |
| Course Instructor | Dennis Klein, Esq. |
| Original Date Of Course |
Course Description
Most litigation is settled through mediation, rather than at trial. This course will prepare you to effectively advocate on behalf of their client in mediation. The course will 1) examine the role and process of mediation from the perspective of both an experienced lawyer and a mediator; and 2) enable students to develop the skills needed to be a successful negotiator. The course will utilize lectures, videos and assigned readings to examine the various theories, forms and techniques of mediation advocacy.
Syllabus
- Mediation Main Target
- Mediation Goals
- Role of a Mediator
- Pre-Mediation Activity
- Location of Mediation
- Who do you bring to a mediation?
- Opening Statement
- Opening Position
- Mid Game
- End Game
- Document the settlement
- Negotiation Strategies
- A Lawyer’s Pet Peeves about Mediators
- Key Take-aways
Instructor
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