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Alternative Dispute Resolution, Patrick Crowley
Alternative Dispute Resolution, Patrick Crowley
The Catholic Lawyer
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Alternative Dispute Resolution, Jessie Clayton Dye
Alternative Dispute Resolution, Jessie Clayton Dye
The Catholic Lawyer
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Alternative Dispute Resolution, Sister Donna Mikula
Alternative Dispute Resolution, Sister Donna Mikula
The Catholic Lawyer
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Alternative Dispute Resolution, Santiago Feliciano, Jr.
Alternative Dispute Resolution, Santiago Feliciano, Jr.
The Catholic Lawyer
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Clergy Arbitrator Liability: A Potential Pitfall Of Alternative Dispute Resolution In The Church, Lee Tarte
Clergy Arbitrator Liability: A Potential Pitfall Of Alternative Dispute Resolution In The Church, Lee Tarte
The Catholic Lawyer
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When Worldviews Collide—Strategic Advocacy V. A Mediator’S Ethical Obligations, Elayne E. Greenberg
When Worldviews Collide—Strategic Advocacy V. A Mediator’S Ethical Obligations, Elayne E. Greenberg
Faculty Publications
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The provocative headline “Judge Orders Preservation of Mediation Notes In Gender Bias Suit Against Proskauer” sparks the topic of this Ethical Compass discussion. What should be done when a lawyer’s litigation strategy collides with a mediator’s ethical standards of practice? There is growing concern by dispute professionals, including this author, that this collision is diluting the benefits of mediation and re-shaping mediation into quasi-adjudicative dispute resolution procedure. Others hear this as a clarion call from litigators to the mediation community to realize that mediation ideals are just that, and will not deflate litigation advocacy strategies. These polarized perspectives present …
When The Empty Adr Chair Is Occupied By A Litigation Funder, Elayne E. Greenberg
When The Empty Adr Chair Is Occupied By A Litigation Funder, Elayne E. Greenberg
Faculty Publications
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The discussion about the $140 million jury verdict against Gawker media for posting a sex video of Terry Bollea, professionally known as Hulk Hogan, having sex with his best friend’s wife, quickly shifted to a conversation about the ethics of litigation funding when it was finally disclosed that Peter Thiel had funded Bollea’s litigation. The backstory reveals that Gawker outed Thiel, revealing his homosexuality ten years earlier in a more conservative time when such a revelation might have impacted Thiel’s earning capacity. Thiel, an icon in Silicone Valley and a co-founder of PayPal, promised revenge. Thiel got his revenge, …