Dispute resolution / Michael L. Moffitt, Philip H. Knight Chair in Law and Professor, The University of Oregon School of Law; Andrea Kupfer Schneider, Professor of Law, Director, Kurkin Program for Conflict Resolution, Cardozo School of Law; Sarah Rudolph Cole, Michael E, Mortiz Chair In Alternative Dispute Resolution, Mortiz College of Law, Ohio State University.
2025
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Title
Dispute resolution / Michael L. Moffitt, Philip H. Knight Chair in Law and Professor, The University of Oregon School of Law; Andrea Kupfer Schneider, Professor of Law, Director, Kurkin Program for Conflict Resolution, Cardozo School of Law; Sarah Rudolph Cole, Michael E, Mortiz Chair In Alternative Dispute Resolution, Mortiz College of Law, Ohio State University.
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Edition
Fifth Edition.
Imprint
Burlington : Aspen Publishing, [2025]
Description
1 online resource.
Series
Examples & explanations
Formatted Contents Note
An Introduction to Negotiation
Decision making in negotiation
The law of negotiation
Identifying Interests & Priorities Through Interviewing
Attorneys, clients, and dispute resolution
An introduction to mediation
Keeping Secrets : Confidentiality in Mediation
An introduction to arbitration
Must this dispute go to arbitration?
Federal Preemption and the Law(s) of Arbitration
Dispute Resolution within the Court System.
Decision making in negotiation
The law of negotiation
Identifying Interests & Priorities Through Interviewing
Attorneys, clients, and dispute resolution
An introduction to mediation
Keeping Secrets : Confidentiality in Mediation
An introduction to arbitration
Must this dispute go to arbitration?
Federal Preemption and the Law(s) of Arbitration
Dispute Resolution within the Court System.
Summary
"No matter what kind of law you choose to practice, we are confident that the topics covered in this book will play a central role. Litigators in modern times resolve far more cases through consensual processes than through trial. Transactional lawyers negotiate the terms of deals. Family lawyers and their clients routinely attempt to mediate agreements before turning to a court to impose the terms of a parenting plan or a division of marital assets. Defense attorneys and prosecutors spend considerable energy negotiating plea agreements"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Source of Description
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Print version Moffitt, Michael L., 1968- Dispute resolution Fifth Edition Burlington: Aspen Publishing, 2025
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Alternate Title
Aspen Learning Library
Language
English
ISBN
9798886142167 epub
9798892070027 epub
9798886142150 paperback
9798892070027 epub
9798886142150 paperback
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