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PROF. JOHN LANDE PUBLISHES ARTICLES ABOUT COOPERATIVE PRACTICE AND MEDIATION SYSTEM DESIGN
Prof. John Lande published
Practical Insights From an Empirical Study of Cooperative Lawyers in Wisconsin, 2008 Journal
of Dispute Resolution 203, which describes “Cooperative Law” in Wisconsin and how lawyers can add it
to their “ADR toolboxes.” The web site also includes a brief summary of the study,
Wisconsin Lawyers Use “Cooperative Practice” in Divorce Cases. This article was part of a
symposium sponsored by the Center for the Study of Dispute Resolution and Journal of Dispute
Resolution. His article,
Developing Better Lawyers and Lawyering Practices: Introduction to the Symposium on Innovative Models
of Lawyering, 2008 Journal of Dispute Resolution 1, provides an overview of the symposium. He was
a guest blogger on the “Engaging Conflicts” blog, writing a six-part series about
Adding Cooperative Practice to the ADR Toolkit. He also published
Improving Mediation Quality: You, Too, Can Do This in Your Area, 26 Alternatives to the High
Cost of Litigation 89 (2008), based on the work of the Task Force on Improving Mediation Quality
of the ABA Section of Dispute Resolution. This article describes how mediators can develop projects
to improve the quality of mediation in their geographic or subject areas. These articles can be
downloaded from his web site at
http://www.law.missouri.edu/lande/publications.htm. His homepage also includes
Gini Nelson's interview of John from the "Engaging Conflicts" blog.
PROF. ILHYUNG LEE PUBLISHES ARTICLE ON SELECTION OF INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATORS
Prof. Ilhyung Lee published “Practice And Predicament: The Nationality Of The
International Arbitrator (With Survey Results),” 31 Fordham International Law Journal 603 (2008).
This article presents the results of a survey of Korean lawyers experienced in international
arbitration work at law firms in Seoul and finds that many respondents would be concerned about
selecting arbitrators whose: (a) domicile or residence is a country other than that of his national
citizenship, but is the same as one of the parties; (b) national origin, prior domicile, and prior
citizenship, all of the same country, are the same as one of the parties; (c) national origin is the
same as one of the parties; and (d) spouse is a national (citizen) of a country of one of the
parties.
ABA TELECONFERENCE ON EFFECTIVE ARBITRATION OF HEALTHCARE DISPUTES
JUNE 11
The American Bar Association Health Law Section will hold a teleconference and live
audio webcast on the “Effective Arbitration of Healthcare Disputes,” on Wed., June 11. For details
on registration, see
http://www.abanet.org/cle/programs/t08eah1.html.
STUDENT OMBUDS DIRECTOR, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY
BERKELEY, CA
The University of California-Berkeley seeks a student ombuds director. Application deadline: June 5.
FRIEND OF THE COURT MEDIATOR FACILITATOR, DELTA COUNTY ADMIN. OFFICE
ESCANABA, MI
The Delta County Administrative Office seeks a Friend of the Court mediator facilitator. Application deadline: June 15.
ASSISTANT DEAN, VETERANS AND OMBUDS, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON
MADISON, WI
The University of Wisconsin-Madison seeks an assistant dean that will focus on supporting
student veterans and serving as a student ombudsman. Application deadline: June 20.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, THE DISPUTE RESOLUTION CENTER OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
CONROE, TX
The Dispute Resolution Center, a non-profit organization, seeks an executive director. Application deadline: July 1.
OMBUDSPERSON, THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
KNOXVILLE, TN
The University of Tennessee Chancellors Office seeks an ombudsperson.
OMBUDSMAN / MEDIATOR, KAISER PERMANENTE
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
Kaiser Permanente seeks a healthcare ombudsman / mediator for its San Francisco location. For details,
see http://kaiserext.kaiserpermanentejobs.org.
Job ID: SF.0800205.
FIELD OMBUDSMAN, EATON CORP.
SHANGHAI, CHINA
Eaton Corporation seeks a field ombudsman for its location in Shanghai, China. For details, see
www.eatonjobs.com. Keyword search: 26027BR.