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Advanced Mediation and Advocacy Skills for Global Commerce

Session ID: 19MEDB007

Advanced Mediation and Advocacy Skills for Global Commerce

 

  • Start Date

    December 06, 2019 8:30 AM (EST)

  • End Date

    December 06, 2019 5:00 PM

  • Duration

    8.5 hours
Registration Closed
Registration Status: CLOSED

Registration for this program closes on December 05, 2019 5:00 PM

Registration Fee
Price (USD)
General $495.00
ICDR Panelist $395.00

Refund Policy

Refunds (less a $25 administrative fee) are available if a written cancellation request is received no later than 10 business days before the start of the program. Substitution of attendees can be made at any time.

Location
Format

American Arbitration Association
150 East 42nd St, 17th Floor
New York, NY  10017

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Faculty and Summary

Harold Coleman
Harold Coleman , Jr.

Mediation.org, a Division of the American Arbitration Association
Los Angeles, CA

Deborah Masucci
Deborah Masucci

Brooklyn, NY

Wolf Juergen von Kumberg

This interactive, advanced mediation and advocacy course will explore the legal, cultural and regulatory frameworks within which to navigate the negotiation and mediation of international cross-border disputes. Participants will take away an appreciation for the dynamics of commercial decision making in a global context, confidence in their ability to engage cross-cultural challenges constructively in the parties’ negotiations, and techniques for bringing genuine value to the mediator’s role in delivering a more satisfying mediation experience overall. Advocates, negotiators and mediators alike will also explore the Model Standards of Conduct for Mediators (2005; AAA, ABA, ACR) and begin the process of thinking more adroitly about the role of ethics and  persuasion in mediated settlement negotiations in an international setting. Video vignettes, case studies, faculty demonstrations and team exercises will illustrate key learning points and encourage lively input/engagement of workshop participants.

 

 

AAA EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE
As part of its long-standing, ongoing educational mission, the American Arbitration Association grants a limited number of scholarships that cover the cost of educational program registration. Scholarship eligibility is limited to students, government workers, retired professionals, arbitrators/mediators who are no longer active on the AAA roster, and others as may be determined by the AAA. To request a registration fee scholarship, please send an email to Scholarships@adr.org. Include your current position and affiliation, and a brief description of the basis for your registration fee scholarship request. The American Arbitration Association reserves the right to grant or deny any request based on the information provided by the requesting individual and available space in the program.

 

If you are an AAA Panelist please note this program does not satisfy your annual Arbitrator Continuing Education requirement.

CLE Information:

West LegalEdcenter is procuring continuing legal education (CLE) credits on behalf of American Arbitration Association.  This program is available for CLE credits in California, Connecticut, Illinois, New York, Pennsylvania, and Texas.  Credit amounts vary by attendance verification and jurisdictional rules.

Questions?

Please contact Harold Coleman, Jr. at or 619-471-1401.

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Advanced Mediation and Advocacy Skills for Global Commerce

This interactive, advanced mediation and advocacy course will explore the legal, cultural and regulatory frameworks within which to navigate the negotiation and mediation of international cross-border disputes. Participants will take away an appreciation for the dynamics of commercial decision making in a global context, confidence in their ability to engage cross-cultural challenges constructively in the parties’ negotiations, and techniques for bringing genuine value to the mediator’s role in delivering a more satisfying mediation experience overall. Advocates, negotiators and mediators alike will also explore the Model Standards of Conduct for Mediators (2005; AAA, ABA, ACR) and begin the process of thinking more adroitly about the role of ethics and  persuasion in mediated settlement negotiations in an international setting. Video vignettes, case studies, faculty demonstrations and team exercises will illustrate key learning points and encourage lively input/engagement of workshop participants.

 

 

AAA EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE
As part of its long-standing, ongoing educational mission, the American Arbitration Association grants a limited number of scholarships that cover the cost of educational program registration. Scholarship eligibility is limited to students, government workers, retired professionals, arbitrators/mediators who are no longer active on the AAA roster, and others as may be determined by the AAA. To request a registration fee scholarship, please send an email to Scholarships@adr.org. Include your current position and affiliation, and a brief description of the basis for your registration fee scholarship request. The American Arbitration Association reserves the right to grant or deny any request based on the information provided by the requesting individual and available space in the program.

 

If you are an AAA Panelist please note this program does not satisfy your annual Arbitrator Continuing Education requirement.

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