Audio CD – Page 11 – CME Recordings

2016, August 11-13, DRC Dispute Resolution Center Conference Recordings

A4 – Diversity in Mediation – Domestic and International Challenges – Ricardo J. Cata (1.5 CME Credits Cultural/Diversity Awareness)

Diversity in mediation is a reality in Florida. We have multiple cultures, ethnic differences, multiple languages, diverse legal systems and traditions, and cultural obstacles to negotiation. This program will explore these cultural, ethnic and communication issues and suggest best practices for mitigating them.

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2017, August 10-12, DRC, Dispute Resolution Center Conference Recordings

A4 – Mediator Ethics Advisory Committee (MEAC) – Year in Review – Christy Foley (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

This workshop will review the 2016 MEAC opinions that were published, explain them, and help mediators understand their practical implications. Specifically, we will explore why the MEAC opinions were decided the way they were and how mediators can avoid the ethical issues addressed in each opinion "Click Here for Visual Material"

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2018, August 9-11, DRC, Dispute Resolution Center Conference Recordings

A4 – Professionalism as a Tool for Successful Mediation – Howard Marsee (1.5 CME Credits General)

Professionalism is the heart and soul of successful meditation. We as mediators, through our conduct and communication skills, must convey to mediation participants that we are professionals worthy of their trust. Negotiators at mediation must embody the essential attributes of professionalism: character, competence, civility and commitment. This workshop explores how both the mediator and negotiators at mediation can establish their credentials as professionals - and how they can utilize professionalism as a tool for successful mediation. "Click Here for Visual Material"

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2016, August 11-13, DRC Dispute Resolution Center Conference Recordings

A5 – Facilitation and Partnering Skills: Enhancing the Mediator’s Toolbox – Jeanne Maes, Janet Starnes and Robert (Bob) Shearer (1.5 CME Credits General)

This workshop, led by experienced facilitators and mediators, will focus on alternative processes - primarily facilitation of partnering, planning, and public policy development. The presenters will offer strategies and case examples which demonstrate the role mediators can play in leading diverse individuals, communities, and organizations to resolve conflicts, effectively identify and communicate their interests and goals, and achieve consensus in situations outside of a traditional court mediation session.

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2017, August 10-12, DRC, Dispute Resolution Center Conference Recordings

A5 – How Do You Deal with This? Ethical Dilemmas and Practical Quandaries During Mediation – Howard Marsee, Kimberly Sands (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

This workshop explores solutions to a dozen real-life ethical dilemmas and practical quandaries faced by mediators. Two highly experienced mediators examine, with audience interaction, many of the perplexing, serious, not-so-serious, and sometimes bizarre problems that vex, test and entertain the busy mediator. Ethical conflicts and dilemmas abound. Attendees should come prepared to sit near the front of the room, scratch their heads, and participate. "Click Here for Visual Material"

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2018, August 9-11, DRC, Dispute Resolution Center Conference Recordings

A5 – Real Life Ethical Dilemmas – Rodney Romano (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

The presenter will explore MEAC and MQDRB decisions rendered over the last year. This interactive presentation will include group discussions of real life ethical dilemmas. "Click Here for Visual Material"

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2016, August 11-13, DRC Dispute Resolution Center Conference Recordings

A6 – Finding a Road to Resolution – Simple Concepts to Advanced Strategies for Overcoming Barriers to Resolution – J.C. O’Steen and Jason O’Steen (1.5 CME Credits General)

The presentation outlines advanced mediation strategies as well as core mediation fundamentals with the goal of offering ideas that mediators can use to help make their next mediation more successful. The presentation is based on the experiences of two full-time civil mediators who are also father and son. Participants will be given real life examples of techniques and strategies they can use to help overcome barriers to resolution.

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2017, August 10-12, DRC, Dispute Resolution Center Conference Recordings

A6 – Mediation in Public Policy – Rodney Max (1.5 CME Credits Circuit)

Mediation in the last quarter of a century has proven itself as an effective process for resolving cases within the judicial branch of our government at the federal, state, and local levels. With the need for more effective and efficient decision-making within the other branches of government, this presentation makes the case for "Mediation in Public Policy."

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2018, August 9-11, DRC, Dispute Resolution Center Conference Recordings

A6 – Saving Time, Energy and Money using Proactive ADR Tactics – Thomas E. Colbert (1.5 CME Credits General)

AT LAST..... A proactive training, taught by an insider of the system, who will teach with a no holds barred passion, designed to warn, protect, and equip workshop participants with the necessary tools needed to assess and positively redirect the constantly changing climate often found within the workplace. Designed to provide workshop participants with points on how to avoid the increasing pitfalls now found in a litigious society, by using proactive alternative dispute resolution tactics. "Click Here for Visual Material"

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2017, August 10-12, DRC, Dispute Resolution Center Conference Recordings

A7 – Comparative Appellate Mediation Practices – Nicholas Shannin (1.5 CME Credits Appellate)

This workshop will review the nature of the differences in how each of the five District Courts of Appeal (DCA) approach mediation and how successful the use of mediation for appeals has been beyond the 5th DCA. A comparison of the Federal Appellate Mediation Model with the Florida rules will teach appellate mediators about this very different mediation method. "Click Here for Visual Material"

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2016, August 11-13, DRC Dispute Resolution Center Conference Recordings

A7 – LGBTQ Policyholders After Windsor and Obergefell: Who is Your Insured/Client/Beneficiary? – Carlos Cabrera and Manuel Negron (1.5 CME Credits Cultural/Diversity Awareness)

This workshop offers an update and analysis on recent changes in same-sex marriage law, nationally and in Florida. With the audience's participation, we will dissect an inventive fact pattern. The fact pattern is designed to show how recent changes in the law have impacted coverage under different types of insurance policies, and how the changes can affect who is a party to a lawsuit, and the potential conflicts of interest presented by the changes.

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2018, August 9-11, DRC, Dispute Resolution Center Conference Recordings

A7 – The Mediator’s Dilemma: The Framework, Psychological Perspectives and Principles for Tackling Ethics – Harold Coleman, Alexia Georgakopoulos, Rebecca Storrow (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves - Viktor E. Frankl. Ethical decision making in mediation challenges us to consider the systems which guide our thinking and decision-making including a framework of rules, laws, statutes, standards, and MEAC opinions. Our training and grasp of rules and procedures guide us and our cognitive understanding or perspective of ethical dilemmas is impacted by past experience, psychology, identity, and personal bias. In this highly interactive presentation, including real-world application, we drill down to the complex nature of ethical decision-making in mediation, resulting in a set of core principles to apply to ethical decision-making. We will focus on how the Florida Rules for Certified and Court-Appointed Mediators and MEAC opinions can guide our decision making.

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A4 – Diversity in Mediation – Domestic and International Challenges – Ricardo J. Cata (1.5 CME Credits Cultural/Diversity Awareness)

A4 – Mediator Ethics Advisory Committee (MEAC) – Year in Review – Christy Foley (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

A4 – Professionalism as a Tool for Successful Mediation – Howard Marsee (1.5 CME Credits General)

A5 – Facilitation and Partnering Skills: Enhancing the Mediator’s Toolbox – Jeanne Maes, Janet Starnes and Robert (Bob) Shearer (1.5 CME Credits General)

A5 – How Do You Deal with This? Ethical Dilemmas and Practical Quandaries During Mediation – Howard Marsee, Kimberly Sands (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

A5 – Real Life Ethical Dilemmas – Rodney Romano (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

A6 – Finding a Road to Resolution – Simple Concepts to Advanced Strategies for Overcoming Barriers to Resolution – J.C. O’Steen and Jason O’Steen (1.5 CME Credits General)

A6 – Mediation in Public Policy – Rodney Max (1.5 CME Credits Circuit)

A6 – Saving Time, Energy and Money using Proactive ADR Tactics – Thomas E. Colbert (1.5 CME Credits General)

A7 – Comparative Appellate Mediation Practices – Nicholas Shannin (1.5 CME Credits Appellate)

A7 – LGBTQ Policyholders After Windsor and Obergefell: Who is Your Insured/Client/Beneficiary? – Carlos Cabrera and Manuel Negron (1.5 CME Credits Cultural/Diversity Awareness)

A7 – The Mediator’s Dilemma: The Framework, Psychological Perspectives and Principles for Tackling Ethics – Harold Coleman, Alexia Georgakopoulos, Rebecca Storrow (1.5 CME Credits Ethics)

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