Suggestions for Using Multi-Stage Simulations in Law School Courses – John Lande, University of Missouri

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Pretrial Litigation – Anne Alexander, University of Missouri

Environmental Law Simulations – Jerry L. Anderson, Drake University

Simulation of Negotiation for a Job by Law School Graduate – Rishi Batra, Texas Tech University

Various Multi-Stage Simulations – Alyson Carrel, Northwestern University

Probate Dispute Simulation – Sarah Cole, Ohio State University

Employment Dispute Simulation (whistleblower retaliation) – Ellen E. Deason, Ohio State University

Employment Mediation Simulation (constructive discharge) – Susan Nauss Exon, University of La Verne

Labor Law Simulation – Rafael Gely, University of Missouri

Negotiation and Drafting Simulations – Paul F. Kirgis, St. John’s University

Dispute System Design (court rule requiring good faith in mediation) – John Lande, University of Missouri

Divorce Simulation (property and child support) – John Lande, University of Missouri

Divorce Simulation (domestic violence) – John Lande, University of Missouri

Employment Discrimination Simulation (national origin) – John Lande, University of Missouri

Partnership Agreement Negotiation Simulation – John Lande, University of Missouri

Probate Dispute Simulation – John Lande, University of Missouri

“DONS” Simulation – Lauren A. Newell, Ohio Northern University

Generic Mediation Simulation – Bob Randolph, Carr, Swanson and Randolph, LLC

E-Discovery Simulation – Paula Schaefer, University of Tennessee

Divorce Simulation (parent relocation) – Andrea Schneider, Marquette University

Labor-Management Collective Bargaining Simulation – Sandra Sellers and Jane Juliano, Georgetown University

Employment Arbitration Simulation – E. Gary Spitko, Santa Clara University