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Dispute Resolution and Arbitration

University of Missouri School of Law

2020

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A Message For Law Students To Prepare Themselves For Legal Practice, John Lande Nov 2020

A Message For Law Students To Prepare Themselves For Legal Practice, John Lande

Faculty Blogs

This post includes suggestions to help plan self-directed learning to supplement what students learn in law school. It recommends that students (1) appreciate the values and limitations of the law, (2) recognize the “hidden curriculum” in law school, (3) understand that “thinking like a lawyer” really is about helping clients achieve their goals, (4) develop a strategic plan for their education, (5) compile a portfolio, (6) take clinical, externship, and practice courses, (7) interview practitioners, and (8) join the ABA and other bar and professional associations.


Study Finds That Law Schools Fail To Prepare Students To Work With Clients And Negotiate, John Lande Nov 2020

Study Finds That Law Schools Fail To Prepare Students To Work With Clients And Negotiate, John Lande

Faculty Blogs

This post provides excerpts from the Building a Better Bar study about new law school graduates’ unmet instructional needs. The study found that new lawyers were “woefully unprepared” to work with clients. They had difficulty (1) communicating with clients, (2) managing expectations, (3) breaking bad news, (4) coping with difficult clients, (5) negotiating with counterparts and clients, and (5) understanding the “big picture” of client matters.


Batna May Be Less Important Than You Think – And Teach, John M. Lande Aug 2020

Batna May Be Less Important Than You Think – And Teach, John M. Lande

Faculty Blogs

When bargaining in the shadow of the law, the expected court outcome (aka BATNA value) is only part of the more important consideration for negotiators – their bottom lines.


The Reception Of Collective Actions In Europe: Reconstructing The Mental Process Of A Legal Transplantation, Csongor István Nagy Jul 2020

The Reception Of Collective Actions In Europe: Reconstructing The Mental Process Of A Legal Transplantation, Csongor István Nagy

Journal of Dispute Resolution

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A Break In The Cycle: Applying Adr Principles To Inner–Prison Conflicts, Eli Dodge Jul 2020

A Break In The Cycle: Applying Adr Principles To Inner–Prison Conflicts, Eli Dodge

Journal of Dispute Resolution

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Reasons To Avoid The Anchor: Negotiation In Patent Prosecution, Kevin Johnston Jul 2020

Reasons To Avoid The Anchor: Negotiation In Patent Prosecution, Kevin Johnston

Journal of Dispute Resolution

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State Legislative Update, Juvan Bonni, Jonathan Ence, Lauren Smith, Jackson Tyler Jan 2020

State Legislative Update, Juvan Bonni, Jonathan Ence, Lauren Smith, Jackson Tyler

Journal of Dispute Resolution

No abstract provided.