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Listen to Judge Greco's podcast “Uncommon Law – Lessons They Don’t Teach in Law School,” a series of “shoot from the hip” episodes/short stories that provide a look at the justice system “from the inside out.”

Paul R. Gupta, Esq., will share best practices for resolving technology disputes through arbitration and mediation and will review provisions that should be included in an arbitration clause or an agreement to arbitrate.

Given the nature of mediation, it is important that the parties negotiate in an ethical fashion which translates into good faith. The legal ethics principles to be considered include dealings with opposing counsel, confidentiality, candor, and dealings with clients.

One of the key advantages of mediation is to be heard by a neutral party who is genuinely interested in the facts and arguments giving rise to the dispute.

NAM, is pleased to announce the creation of the NAM Academy,offering live-streamed Continuing Legal Education programs, webinars and podcasts.

Arbitration agreements must conform to the interests and needs of the parties. This program will address the various terms that may be considered in drafting a clause or an independent agreement where there was no arbitration clause in the original contract.

Hon. John P. DiBlasi (Ret.), Lauren McKenna, Esq. and Rodolfo Rivera, Esq., discuss the new realities being faced by lawyers and clients and tips on how to negotiate and mediate in a new world where technology has taken control and the legal community has had to adapt. The panel will share their views on: - the ethics of virtual negotiations and mediations; obstacles to the personal effect created by the new technology; best practices; and - how to stay a step ahead of the curve.

NAM, is pleased to announce the creation of the NAM Academy,offering live-streamed Continuing Legal Education programs, webinars and podcasts.

Join Susan Hernandez, Esq. and learn how appropriate preparation, smart brief-craft, and thoughtful strategies during the mediation session — focused on the purpose, logistics and goals for the session — can not only reduce the potential for failure but maximize results.

Ms. Herscovici addresses the many advantages of resolving a case through alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and how she effectively uses her skills and experiences as a trial lawyer and negotiator to settle cases.