Director of Master of Laws (LLM) in Dispute Resolution and Isidor Loeb Professor of Law
AB with high distinction (1974), University of Michigan
MS (1991), PhD (1995), University of Wisconsin-Madison
JD (1980), University of California at Hastings
Professor Lande joined the faculty in 2000, after serving as the Director of the Mediation Program and Assistant Professor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law (1998-2000), where he supervised a Child Protection Mediation clinic. Prior to that he was on the faculty in the Dispute Resolution Department at Nova Southeastern University (1995-1998). Professor Lande also served as a fellow in residence at the Programs on Negotiation at Harvard Law School (1994-1995).
His publications discuss how lawyering and mediation practices will transform each other, business lawyers’ and executives’ opinions about litigation and ADR, designing court-connected mediation programs, the “vanishing trial,” and Cooperative and Collaborative Practice. He teaches Lawyering and LL.M. courses, Non-Binding Methods of Dispute Resolution and Methods for Program Evaluation and Design.
The following is a list of his most recent publications. You can see a complete list of his publications at http://law.missouri.edu/lande/publications.htm, where you can download most of them.
Recent Publications
Academic Journals
Collaborative Lawyers' Duties to Screen the Appropriateness of Collaborative Law and Obtain Clients' Informed Consent to Use Collaborative Law with Forrest Steven Mosten, 25 OHIO STATE JOURNAL ON DISPUTE RESOLUTION (2009)
Developing Better Lawyers and Lawyering Practices: Introduction to the Symposium on Innovative Models of Lawyering, 2008 JOURNAL OF DISPUTE RESOLUTION 1 (2008).
How Much Justice Can We Afford?: Defining the Courts' Roles and Deciding the Appropriate Number of Trials, Settlement Signals, and Other Elements Needed to Administer Justice, 2006 JOURNAL OF DISPUTE RESOLUTION 1 (2006).
Lessons for Collaborative Lawyers and Other Dispute Resolution Professionals From Colorado Bar Association Ethics Opinion 115 , MEDIATE.COM (April 2007).