By lawyersksflaw | Published November 27, 2017 | Posted in ADR | Tagged Tags: ADR, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Arbitration, Collaborative, Mediation | Comments Off on ADR
ADR
ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION INTRODUCTION One cannot be involved in any kind of court proceeding these days without hearing about “ADR,” or Alternative Dispute Resolution. Whether it is a suit for money arising out of an automobile accident, or from a medical problem, or a complicated construction dispute, a claim for securities fraud, or a family law Read More
Read MoreShana Oppenheim
Kuder, Smollar, Friedman & Mihalik, P.C. is pleased to announce that Shana F. Oppenheim has joined the firm as an associate. Ms. Oppenheim previously clerked for the Honorable Grace Burke Carroll of the Fairfax County Circuit Court of Virginia. Ms. Oppenheim earned her J.D. in 2016 from William and Mary Law School where she was Read More
Read MoreTheresa Mihalik Lectures on Law for Non-Lawyers
On Monday, September 29, 2014, firm principal Theresa M. Mihalik lectured at the D.C. Academy of Collaborative Professionals law discussion titled “Law for Non-Lawyers.” “Law for Non-Lawyers” is a seminar that provides Collaborative professionals from disciplines outside the law (e.g., mental health professionals, financial experts, real estate and mortgage brokers) with basic information about the Read More
Read MoreMediation Matters by Armin Kuder
by Armin Kuder: Mediation Matters “Mediation Matters” is the deliberately ambiguous title D.C. area mediator Carl D. Schneider, Ph.D. (www.mediate.com) uses to brand his mediation training. Having trained under Dr. Schneider, I recently took my skills as a mediator to the University of Maryland Carey School of Law to assist in a regional competition titled Read More
Read MoreUsing Collaborative Practice During a Divorce
From property division to child custody, divorce requires making many important decisions. The most effective and amicable way to decide on the terms of a divorce is to use alternative dispute resolution (ADR), instead of leaving your fate in the hands of a judge. Collaborative practice is a form of ADR that allows the honest, Read More
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