From CNDR: This session delves into specific step-by-step process details of the mediation session itself, while also exploring specific scenarios and challenges that mediators encounter in complex, and multi-party cases.
Come to our last Creative Commons of the year! We will take a look back at some of our creative work and move forward into exams with some music and socializing. Just bring yourself to have some fun!
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Each spring, US News & World Report (USNWR) publishes its annual rankings of law schools. This year, UC Hastings’ Center for Negotiation and Dispute Resolution…
The Center for Business Law has launched a new scholarship program aimed at giving students from disadvantaged backgrounds an opportunity to flourish in the world…
The shift to online learning has impacted how we communicate with each other. Much is lost when we are not face to face – we…
CNDR presents an interactive two-part workshop that tackles the ways we communicate with each other, and how we can more effectively engage in difficult conversations for mutual benefit. The shift to online learning has impacted how we communicate with each other. Much is lost when we are not face to face, and misunderstandings can happen easily. Law school is an opportunity to practice bringing differing viewpoints together, instead of diverging. We will discuss tools and practice techniques you can use to improve your interactions and deepen understanding.
UC Hastings’ Center for Negotiation and Dispute Resolution (CNDR) hosted the final speakers of this series for a one-hour “lunch and learn” virtual event. The…
So many of us are relying on virtual and electronic platforms to keep connected with others during these challenging times, yet few of us know…
*SOLD OUT* From CNDR: Human emotions are vital in mediation: They let us know what matters, they help us connect with others, and they propel us to action. At the same time, people in conflict often experience intense negative emotions that can derail a mediation. This session will provide a basis for understanding the neurobiology of emotion, as well as provide tools for enhancing the positive emotions – and managing the negative emotions – of participants, attorneys, and mediators themselves.
CNDR presents an interactive two-part workshop that tackles the ways we communicate with each other, and how we can more effectively engage in difficult conversations for mutual benefit. The shift to online learning has impacted how we communicate with each other. Much is lost when we are not face to face, and misunderstandings can happen easily. Law school is an opportunity to practice bringing differing viewpoints together, instead of diverging. We will discuss tools and practice techniques you can use to improve your interactions and deepen understanding.