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F05, For Your Family’s Sake – Collaborate – Brenda London (1.5 CME Credits Family)

F05, For Your Family’s Sake – Collaborate – Brenda London (1.5 CME Credits Family)

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Collaborative Law Workshop for the Mediator. For Your Family's Sake - Collaborate. Families no longer want the traditional model of litigation to solve their family issues. They want more than the traditional courtroom model, they deserve more, and Collaborative Law delivers results. Collaborative Law offers privacy, control, self-determination, economy, and efficiency. Learn about the Collaborative Law Process, the nuts and bolts of interest-based negotiation, and the role of the Collaborative Law Mediator when the team needs help.

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PL1 – Opening General Session: DRC Award & Keynote by The Honorable Robert Morris (2.1 CME General)

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The Honorable Robert Morris will present “Into the Future” and discuss the findings of the Supreme Court Workgroup on Improving the Resolution of Civil Cases.  
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PL1 – Opening Keynote, How Apology and Forgiveness Affects Decision Making in Mediation – George Knox (2.1 CME Credits General)

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George Knox has utilized his talents for peacemaking to build a successful practice as a mediator, arbitrator, negotiator, and mentor. Long recognized as one of Miami's most respected business and community leaders, he was named one of Miami's 100 Most Powerful People. He has been designated a Legal Legend by the 11th Judicial Circuit Historical Society.

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PL1 – Opening Plenary & Keynote: Reflection, Resilience, and Keeping It Real: Self-Care for the Dispute Resolution Professional – Phyllis E. Bernard (2.1 CME Credits General)

Price range: $15.00 through $18.00
How does a dispute resolution professional “walk the talk” day in and day out? How do we apply lofty concepts about mindfulness, professionalism and authenticity amidst the chaos and emotion of real life? Bernard offers insights about reflection – the most important debriefing, where we reconnect to understand what happened with us in mediation; not just what happened with the parties. We’ll explore the resilience needed when we’ve been blindsided or burned in a mediation; relying upon professional ethics to know how to get back in – or not. Authenticity comes in keeping it real: to measure success as knowing that what we think, feel, say and do are in alignment. Note that the title embraces not only mediators, but can also include insights for court administrators, judges and attorneys. "Click Here for Visual Material"
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PL1 – Opening Plenary & Keynote: The Florida Experience: Reflections from Outside the Frying Pan – Sharon Press (1.2 CME General)

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Thirty years ago, Florida embarked on a grand experiment in institutionalizing mediation and arbitration services in the state court system. For two decades, Sharon Press led this effort as the first Associate Director and then the Director of the DRC. In 2009 she left Florida to become a professor and director of the Dispute Resolution Institute at Mitchell Hamline School of Law. With the benefit of some distance, Professor Press will reflect on the Florida experience – where it started and what the future may hold.  
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PL1 – Opening Plenary & Keynote: What We Do and Don’t Know About Court-Connected Mediation – Nancy Welsh (2.1 CME Credits General)

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Mediation proponents and courts describe mediation as both an integral part of litigation and a process in which mediators help parties communicate to come to their own customized resolution. However, most courts do not know how many cases they refer to mediation and with what effects, and recent mediator surveys suggest increased use of caucus and reduced direct party communication. What are the effects on parties--and on the courts--when parties' experience in mediation fails to match what they understood (and what the court said) the process would be? And how should mediators respond? "Click Here for Visual Material 1" "Click Here for Visual Material 2" "Click Here for Visual Material 3" "Click Here for Visual Material 4"
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PL1 –Opening Plenary & Keynote – Justice Peggy A. Quince and The Honorable Scott Bernstein (2.1 CME Credits General Including 1.0 Cultural/Diversity Awareness)

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The Florida courts are leading the way in striving toward fairness in court operations. The Standing Committee on Fairness and Diversity was established to assist the courts in identifying and eliminating any bias based on race, gender, ethnicity, age, disability, financial status, or any characteristic that is without legal relevance. Our keynote speaker, The Honorable Scott Bernstein, Circuit Judge, Eleventh Judicial Circuit, serves as chair of the committee and will be speaking on the topic of Implicit Bias.

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PL1, Opening Keynote – Art Hinshaw (1.2 CME Credits General)

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Art Hinshaw’s research and teaching interests lie in the field of alternative dispute resolution (ADR), primarily mediation and negotiation. His research bridges ADR theory and practice, and his teaching responsibilities include the Lodestar Mediation Clinic and Negotiation among other ADR courses.

Professor Hinshaw is active in the ADR community having served on several academic and professional committees at the state and national levels. Currently, he serves as a member of the ABA's Standing Committee on Mediator Ethical Guidance. Additionally, he is a Senior Fellow at the Center for the Study of Dispute Resolution at the University of Missouri School of Law and is a contributor to Indisputably, the ADR Prof Blog. Outside of the ADR realm, Professor Hinshaw is a member of the Arizona Commission on Judicial Conduct.

Professor Hinshaw joined the College of Law faculty after teaching at the University of Missouri School of Law and at the Washington University School of Law in St. Louis. Before his academic career, he practiced law in Kansas City, Missouri.

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PL1, Opening Plenary and Keynote – Homer C. La Rue (2.1 CME Credits General)

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PL1, Opening Plenary and Keynote, The Power of Peacemaking by Douglas Noll (2.1 CME Credits General)

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In this inspirational talk, Douglas Noll, a nationally recognized speaker and full time peacemaker and mediator specializing in difficult, complex and intractable conflicts, will lead attendees on a journey of peacemaking through the stories of some powerful peacemakers:  from Alissa Sears, who responded to the post-tsunami disaster relief in Sri Lanka, to Kimmie Weeks left for dead at 9 years old in a Liberian refugee camp, to the remarkable story of murderers becoming peacemakers.  Doug will demonstrate how every person has the power to be a peacemaker and that mediating is not all about settling cases but rather the profound effect mediators have on the world if they choose to do so.

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PL1, Opening Plenary Session & Keynote Presentation: The Neurophysiology of Conflict by Kenneth Cloke (1.0 CME Credit General)

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PL2 – Afternoon Keynote – Robin Hassler Thompson (2.1 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence)

PL2 – Afternoon Keynote – Robin Hassler Thompson (2.1 CME Credits Interpersonal Violence)

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It is a given that you will mediate cases where domestic violence is present. Prevalence statistics show the inescapable truths that over their lifetimes, more than 1 in 3 women and 1 in 7 men have experienced physical violence by an intimate partner. Additionally, over 21 percent of men and over 35 percent of women living with a same-sex partner have experienced violence at the hands of an intimate partner. Transgendered persons are at even greater risk. Whether you are a family mediator where you might expect to see these cases, mediate in small claims court, or handle purely financial matters, you will encounter domestic violence. Sometimes, mediation can be the most cost effective and safest path for a victim of abuse. Other times, it can pose real danger to the abused person and to others. How do you deal with this inherent power imbalance and decide what to do? In this session, we will explore practical issues such as how to detect whether domestic violence is present, whether or not to mediate, and safe and effective mediation strategies. We will also discuss trauma and how it impacts these cases as well as how economic security is inextricably linked to victim safety and fair mediation outcomes. PowerPoint   Handout 1   Handout 2   Handout 3   Handout 4
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