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9780735529106

Dispute Resolution : Negotiation, Mediation, and Other Processes

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    9780735529106

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    0735529108

  • Edition: 4th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-05-01
  • Publisher: Wolters Kluwer
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Summary

This highly regarded casebook introduced generations of students to alternative dispute resolution as the field developed from an emerging to an established area of legal practice. Now, Dispute Resolution:: Negotitation, Mediation, and Other Processes, Fourth Edition, presents the latest developments in the three main processes for settling legal disputes without litigation. In addressing mediation, negotiation, arbitration, and important hybrid approaches, The casebook: takes a thorough, systematic approach, moving from overviews to critical analyses, then to application, evaluation, and practice draws on the combined strengths of a distinguished and experienced team of authors uses direct, accessible writing to help students grasp important concepts offers particularly strong coverage of mediation, a growing area of ADR study supplies an ADR Research Guide in an appendix Completely updated throughout, The Fourth Edition presents : important contributions from new co-author Sarah Rudolph Cole, who represents the perspective of a new generation of ADR academics an increased number and range of excerpted materials and readings new or expanded problems, questions, and simulations that give students experience in evaluating, preparing for, and practicing the various dispute resolution techniques expanded coverage of arbitration and dispute systems design

Table of Contents

Preface xxi
Acknowledgments xxiii
PART I OVERVIEW
1(14)
Disputing Procedures
3(12)
The Processes
3(3)
Sources and Goals of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Movement
6(3)
Applications
9(2)
Concerns
11(4)
References
12(3)
PART II PROCESSES
15(358)
Negotiation
17(94)
Negotiating Tactics for Legal Services Lawyers
17(5)
M. Meltsner
P. Schrag
The Art and Science of Negotiation
22(10)
H. Raiffa
Questions
32(1)
Note: Pricipled Negotiation
33(1)
Getting Past No
34(7)
W. Ury
The Pros and Cons of ``Getting to Yes''
41(2)
J. White
Getting to Yes
43(1)
R. Fisher
W. Ury
B. Patton
The Manager as Negotiator
44(10)
D. Lax
J. Sebenius
Question
54(1)
The Tension Between Empathy and Assertiveness
55(5)
R. Mnookin
S. Peppet
A. Tulumello
The Manager as Negotiator
60(3)
D. Lax
J. Sebenius
Questions
63(1)
Note: The Janus Quality of Negotation---Dealmaking and Dispute Settlement
64(2)
When Should We Use Agents? Direct vs. Representative Negotation
66(3)
J. Rubin
F. Sander
Questions
69(2)
Machiavelli and the Bar: Ethical Limitations on Lying in Negotiation
71(7)
J. White
ABA, Model Rule of Professional Conduct 4.1
78(1)
ABA, Model Rule of Professional Conduct 1.6
79(1)
When Is It Legal to Lie in Negotiations?
80(2)
G. Shell
Questions
82(1)
Why Negotiations Fail: An Exploration of Barriers to the Resolution of Conflict
83(6)
R. Mnookin
Exercises
89(19)
References
108(3)
Mediation
111(98)
The Practice of Mediation
112(41)
A Student's Guide to Mediation and the Law
113(5)
N. Rogers
R. Salem
Getting to Yes
118(2)
R. Fisher
W. Ury
Question
120(1)
Before You Sue
120(22)
F. Knebel
G. Clay
Note: The Role of Apology in Dispute Resolution
142(2)
Note: Dealing with Impasse
144(2)
Questions
146(3)
Note: Dealing with Differences
149(1)
Question
150(3)
Public Encouragement of Mediation
153(6)
The Parties' Satisfaction with the Process and Result
153(1)
The Role of the Law and the Role of the Community
154(2)
Equal Justice
156(1)
The Effect on the Courts
157(1)
Question
158(1)
Social Science Assessments of Mediation
159(5)
Note on Mediation Research
162(2)
C. McEwen
Question
164(1)
Regulating Mediation
164(19)
Standards of Quality for Mediation
165(1)
Fairness
165(2)
Costs
167(1)
The Effectiveness of the Justice System
167(1)
A Word on Comparative Standards
168(1)
Questions
168(1)
Enforcement Mechanisms
169(1)
Mediator Qualifications
169(1)
Society of Professionals in Dispute Resolution, Report of the SPIDR Commission on Qualifications
169(6)
Note
175(1)
Questions
176(1)
Holding the Mediator Accountable
176(1)
Note: The Life of the Mediator---To Be or Not to Be (Accountable)
176(4)
Note: Mediator Accountability
180(1)
Questions
181(1)
Required Mediation Procedures
182(1)
Questions
183(1)
The Lawyer-Mediator and Professional Responsibility
183(26)
The Provision of Legal Information and Drafting Assistance During Mediation Sessions Involving Unrepresented Parties
184(1)
The Dark Side of Mediation: Still Unexplored
185(4)
R. Crouch
Association of the Bar of the City of New York, Opinion Number 80-23
189(2)
Questions
191(1)
Representation of or Advocacy Against a Mediation Participant and Mediation Involving Prior Clients; Imputed Conflicts
191(1)
McKenzie Construction v. St. Croix Storage Corp.
192(2)
CPR Institute for Dispute Resolution-Georgetown Commission on Ethics and Standards in Alternative Dispute Resolution---Model Rules for the Lawyer Neutral
194(1)
Questions
195(1)
Mediation Exercises
195(7)
References
202(7)
Arbitration
209(76)
The Process
209(9)
Arbitration or Litigation: A Dialogue
212(3)
Question
215(1)
Complex Commerical Arbitration: Designing a Process to Suit the Case
215(3)
S. Houck
Questions
218(1)
Legal Issues in Arbitration
218(19)
Preemption
218(1)
Southland Corp. v. Keating
219(3)
Note
222(1)
Question
223(1)
Note on Application of Preemption Doctrine
223(2)
Questions
225(1)
Note on Circuit City v. Adams
225(2)
Note on Class Actions and Arbitration Agreements
227(1)
Revised Uniform Arbitration Act
228(1)
Questions
229(1)
Arbitrability
230(1)
Questions
231(1)
First Options of Chicago, Inc. v. Kaplan
232(2)
Note on Arbitrability
234(3)
Arbitration of Statutory Claims
237(5)
Notes
240(2)
Arbitration of Statutory Claims: Application to Employment Disputes
242(36)
Repeat vs. One-Shot Players
242(3)
Arbitration of Statutorily-Based Employment Claims
245(1)
Knowing and Voluntary Waiver of the Right to Sue
245(2)
Question
247(1)
Fairness of the Arbitration Procedure
247(1)
Commission on the Future of Worker-Management Relations, Report and Recommendations
248(1)
Task Force on Alternative Dispute Resolution in Employment, Due Process Protocol
249(3)
Cole v. Burns International Securities Services
252(6)
Questions
258(1)
Arbitration Costs
258(1)
Arbitrator's Fees
258(2)
Arbitration Filing Fees
260(1)
Questions
261(1)
Conscionability of the Arbitration Agreement
261(1)
Hooters of America, Inc. v. Phillips
261(3)
Questions
264(1)
Note on Unconscionability
264(2)
Notes and Questions
266(2)
The Impact of Arbitration Agreements on the EEOC's Continuing Role in Employment Discrimination Cases
268(1)
EEOC v. Waffle House, Inc.
268(4)
Notes
272(2)
The Scope of Judicial Review of Arbitration Awards
274(1)
Halligan v. Piper Jaffray, Inc.
274(3)
Note and Questions on Limitations on Judicial Review of Arbitration Awards
277(1)
Arbitration Ethics
278(7)
Arbitrator Ethics
278(1)
Ethics of Third-Party Provider Organizations
279(2)
Questions
281(1)
References
281(4)
Combining and Applying the Basic Processes
285(88)
Introduction
285(2)
Innovations in the Processes
287(19)
Variants of Arbitration
288(1)
Arbitration of Disputes About Contract Terms and Final Offer Arbitration
288(1)
Arbitration Under a ``High-Low'' Contract
289(1)
Tripartite Arbitration
290(2)
Med-Arb
292(2)
Court-Annexed Arbitration
294(1)
Questions
294(2)
Exercise
296(1)
Minitrial
297(2)
Exercise
299(3)
Summary Jury Trial
302(1)
Questions
302(1)
Early Neutral Evaluation and ``Rights-Based'' Mediation
303(1)
Ombudsman
304(1)
Settling Disputes
304(2)
L. Singer
Note
306(1)
Dispute Systems Design
306(16)
Designing an Effective Dispute Resolution System
307(8)
S. Goldberg
J. Brett
W. Ury
Designing Conflict Management Systems
315(2)
C. Costantino
C. Merchant
Implementing the Design
317(1)
Assessing Whether the Design ``Works''
317(2)
Questions
319(3)
Selection of the Process
322(19)
Lawyers
322(1)
Fitting the Forum to the Fuss: A User-Friendly Guide to Selecting an ADR Procedure
323(12)
F. Sander
S. Goldberg
Courts
335(2)
Questions
337(3)
Exercise
340(1)
Representing a Client in Mediation
341(17)
Discovery and Appropriate Timing for Dispute Resolution Processes
341(1)
Questions
342(1)
Premediation
343(1)
The Represented Client in a Settlement Conference: The Lessons of G. Heileman Brewing Co. v. Joseph Oat Corp.
344(4)
L. Riskin
Advocacy During Mediation
348(1)
Questions
349(1)
Ethical Issues
349(1)
Making the Decision to Settle: Decision Analysis
350(1)
``Decision Analysis as a Method of Evaluating the Trial Alternative'' in D. Golann, Mediating Legal Disputes
350(5)
M. Aaron
D. Hoffer
Some Questions About Decision Analysis
355(2)
Questions
357(1)
Postmediation
358(1)
Applications
358(15)
E-ADR
358(1)
Question
359(1)
Streams of Cases
359(1)
Questions
360(1)
Collaborative Lawyering
361(2)
Single Complex Case
363(1)
Toward a Functional Approach for Managing Complex Litigation
363(7)
F. McGovern
References
370(3)
PART III DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND THE JUSTICE SYSTEM
373(90)
Courts and ADR
375(52)
The Role of Courts
376(6)
Against Settlement
376(4)
O. Fiss
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. v. Nicholas Yanakas
380(2)
Question
382(1)
Court-Related Processes
382(6)
One Approach to Diagnostic Assessment of Civil Cases: The Individual Case-Screening Conference
384(3)
E. Gray
Question
387(1)
Note: Empirical Research
387(1)
Mandatory Participation and Pressure to Settle
388(27)
SPIDR, Mandated Participation and Settlement Corercion: Dispute Resolution as It Relates to the Courts
388(6)
Judicial (Mis) Use of ADR? A Debate
394(1)
F. Sander
H. Allen
D. Hensler
Questions
395(1)
Strandell v. Jackson County, Ill
396(2)
Note
398(1)
Question
398(1)
In re Atlantic Pipe Corp.
398(9)
Note
407(1)
Note: Compulsory Attendance of Parties
408(3)
Court-Mandated Alternative Dispute Resolution: What Form of Participation Should Be Required?
411(2)
E. Sherman
Questions
413(2)
The Role of Private Providers
415(12)
Comparing Structures for the Delivery of ADR Services by Courts: Critical Values and Concerns
415(6)
W. Brazil
Question
421(1)
Private Judging: Privatizing Civil Justice
422(1)
R. Chernick
H. Bendix
R. Barrett
Questions
423(1)
References
424(3)
Confidentiality
427(36)
Introduction
427(1)
Rights to Resist Disclosure Within Legal Proceedings
428(18)
Folb v. Motion Picture Industry Pension & Health Plans
430(5)
Questions
435(1)
Note: The ``Holder'' of the Privilege
435(1)
Questions
436(2)
State v. Castellano
438(1)
Questions
439(1)
Accommodating the Interests of Justice: Predictability Versus Fine Tuning
439(1)
Olam v. Congress Mortgage Company
440(4)
Note on ``Qualified'' vs. ``Categorical'' Privilege
444(1)
Conflict of Laws
445(1)
Questions
445(1)
The Neutral's Obligation to Maintain Confidentiality
446(2)
Confidentiality Agreements and Protective Orders
447(1)
Ethical and Legal Obligations
448(1)
Limits on Confidentiality Because of Policies Favoring Reporting or Warning
448(3)
C. R. & S. R. v. E.
449(1)
Questions
450(1)
Limits on Confidentiality Because of Public Access Rights
451(12)
Bank of America National Trust & Savings Association v. Hotel Rittenhouse Associates
451(4)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Gas Co. v. General Electric Co.
455(3)
Note
458(2)
Questions
460(1)
References
461(2)
PART IV SELECTED APPLICATIONS
463(100)
Family Disputes
465(34)
Divorce Mediation Practice
467(14)
Divorce Mediation
467(6)
J. Haynes
Divorce Mediation: Promises and Problems
473(5)
J. Folberg
Questions
478(1)
Family Mediation
479(2)
J. Pearson
Mediation and Lawyers
481(4)
Bring the Lawyers into Divorce Mediation
481(4)
C. McEwen
N. Rogers
Question
485(1)
Mediation and Spousal Abuse
485(8)
Mediating Family Disputes in a World with Domestic Violence: How to Devise a Safe and Effective Court-Connected Mediation Program
486(5)
R. Rimelspach
Note: Domestic Violence and Mediation
491(2)
Mediation Clauses
493(6)
Questions
494(2)
References
496(3)
Public Disputes
499(20)
Breaking the Impasse
499(6)
L. Susskind
J. Cruikshank
Questions
505(2)
Note: Consensus Building
507(1)
The Northern Oxford County Coalition: Four Main Towns Tackle a Public Health Mystery
508(1)
S. McKearnan
P. Field
Question
509(1)
Note: Negotiated Rulemaking
510(2)
Questions
512(1)
Exercises
513(3)
References
516(3)
International Disputes
519(44)
Negotiating and Mediating Public Disputes
521(27)
Keeping Faith
521(26)
J. Carter
Note
547(1)
Questions
548(1)
Arbitrating Private Disputes
548(8)
Arbitration and Mediation in International Business
548(2)
C. Buhring-Uhle
Dealing in Virtue: International Commercial Arbitration and the Construction of a Transnational Legal Order
550(1)
Y. Dezalay
B. Garth
To Settle or Empanel? An Empirical Analysis of Litigation and Settlement at the World Trade Organization
551(2)
A. Guzman
B. Simmons
Question
553(1)
Exercise
553(3)
Negotiating Private Disputes
556(7)
Culture, Negotation, and the Eye of the Beholder
556(3)
J. Rubin
F. Sander
Question
559(1)
Exercise
559(1)
References
560(3)
PART V THE FUTURE OF ADR
563(22)
The Future of ADR
565(20)
The Societal-Public Perspective
565(6)
Questions
569(2)
The Student Perspective: ``Can I Earn a Living in ADR?''
571(14)
ADR Personalities and Practice Tips
573(11)
J. Alfini
E. Galton
References
584(1)
PART VI DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROBLEMS
585(20)
Dispute Resolution Problems
587(18)
Irving Weston v. Lawyer's Press, Inc.
587(1)
The Matter of Casey's Fee
588(1)
American Can Co. v. Wisconsin Electric Power Co.
589(1)
The Matter of the HAL 2001 Computer
590(1)
Cincinnati Foods
591(1)
Dyna-Mo Co.
591(1)
The Case of Neighborhood Care, Inc.
592(2)
Whittamore v. Fairview Clinic
594(1)
University Housing Disputes
595(1)
Griswold v. Langdell
595(2)
Citizens v. Western Nuclear Corp.
597(1)
Satcom, Inc. v. Telecom
597(1)
A Neighborhood Dispute
598(1)
Thomas v. Eagle Rifle Co.
599(1)
The Virginia Medical Group
599(2)
Due Process for Mediation Cases?
601(4)
Appendix A. Dispute Resolution Clauses 605(4)
Appendix B. Federal Arbitration Act 609(6)
Appendix C. Uniform Arbitration Act 615(8)
Appendix D. Revised Uniform Arbitration Act 623(18)
Appendix E. Uniform Mediation Act 641(22)
Appendix F. National Standards for Court-Connected Mediation Programs 663(10)
Appendix G. Model Standards of Practice for Family and Divorce Mediation 673(10)
Appendix H. The Standards of Conduct for Mediators 683(8)
Appendix I. Dispute Resolution: An Annotated Guide to Selected Resources 691(66)
Table of Cases 757(4)
Collected References 761(22)
Index 783

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