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082			_a347.017000 _bCOLE-II
100			_aCole Sarah R
245			_aMediation : Law, policy and practice Vol. II
260			_aNew York _bThomson Reuters _c2014
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365			_bRs. 24,119 Vol
505			_aable of Contents Volume 1 CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 2. DILEMMAS PRESENTED BY INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF MEDIATION CHAPTER 3. PRACTICES IN MEDIATION AND THEIR POTENTIAL TO OVERCOME BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVE NEGOTIATION CHAPTER 4. MEDIATION POLICY OBJECTIVES HISTORICALLY CHAPTER 5. THE CHOICE TO MEDIATE CHAPTER 6. MEDIATION CLAUSES IN CONTRACTS CHAPTER 7. ENFORCEMENT CHAPTER 8. CONFIDENTIALITY III. PRIVILEGE IV. DISCOVERY AND PROTECTIVE ORDERS VI. REPORTS BY MEDIATORS VII. DUTIES TO DISCLOSE INFORMATION WITHOUT SUBPOENA OR DISCOVERY REQUEST VIII. CONSEQUENCES OF WRONGFUL DISCLOSURE IX. CONCLUSION CHAPTER 9. COURT COMPELLED MEDIATION, SANCTIONS AND COSTS MEDIATION: LAW, POLICY & PRACTICE settlement authority CHAPTER 10. LEGAL SERVICES BY MEDIATOR: CONFLICT OF INTEREST, ADVERTISING, JOINT PRACTICE, AND UNAUTHORIZED PRACTICE CHAPTER 11. REGULATING THE MEDIATOR AND MEDIATION PROCEDURES: FAIRNESS, EFFECTIVENESS, AND ACCESS CHAPTER 12. LAWYERS’ OBLIGATIONS IN REPRESENTING CLIENTS BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER MEDIATION CHAPTER 13. MEDIATION ADVOCACY CHAPTER 14. MAKING COURT AND PUBLIC AGENCYCONNECTED MEDIATION WORK EFFECTIVELY CHAPTER 15. ISSUES RELATED TO SPECIFIC TYPES OF DISPUTES CHAPTER 16. CONCLUDING THOUGHTS: IMPROVING MEDIATION LAWS AND PRACTICE CHAPTER 17. INTERNATIONAL COMPARATIVE MEDIATION: LAW AND PRACTICE Volume 2 APPENDICES Appendix A. U.S. Appendix B. U.S. Sample Clauses Appendix C. International (Cross-border) Volume 3 Appendix D. Non-U.S. (Foreign) Appendix E. Non-U.S. (Foreign) Sample Clauses Table of Laws and Rules Table of Cases Index
650			_a1. Mediation - Policy & Practice
700			_aMcEwen Craig A _aRogers Nancy H
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