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Whether you are an experienced lawyer looking to transition into a mediation practice, a young lawyer hoping to build a mediation practice early in your career, or somewhere in between, join us for this helpful discussion to gather insights and strategies on how to break into the mediation field and build a thriving practice.

Canada prides itself on being a diverse society that welcomes and encourages people of various cultural backgrounds. In this increasingly multicultural environment, it is not uncommon for you to find yourself in a cross-cultural situation where clients are bringing different cultures to the table.

If you are a litigator, mediator or settlement counsel in the area of employment, estates, personal injury, commercial litigation or general civil disputes, register now to join the discussion on this important topic.

Whether you are acting in the role of mediator or counsel, the involvement of a person with a personality disorder may make mediation challenging.

Whether you are acting as counsel or mediator, ensure you have the tools to make mediation work for you.

With the assistance of the mediator, your client and the opposing party have agreed on “a number” to resolve the dispute. But the ethical landmines are far from over. Join us to unravel the challenges that arise in structuring, drafting and otherwise concluding settlement.

Through a combination of theory, statistical research and primary interviews, this paper examines the impact of mediation on recidivism. The impact of mediation is difficult to assess due to a number of factors.

This free family mediation guide will help you to understand the process of mediation, see how lawyers fit in, and will help you to compare mediation to other family law options.

Mediators, arbitrators, collaborative professionals and the counsel appearing before them encounter a myriad of ethical challenges in their ADR practices.

Gain the knowledge, insight and experience to tackle your next mediation with confidence.