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Articles About Mediation
Category: About Mediation
AI Is Not the Issue. Your Professional Judgment IsJune 5, 2026Artificial intelligence is becoming part of the infrastructure of modern professional practice, and it is already reshaping the competitive landscape.... By Susan Guthrie
Mediating First-Party Property Cases: Navigating the Storm of Coverage, Causation, and EmotionJune 5, 2026With hurricane season starting in Florida where I am, I thought it might be germane to talk about First-party property... By Ed Timken
Modernizing Mediation and More: Welcoming Morgan (Mo) Tregenza and the Common Ground Podcast!June 2, 2026In this special episode, new host Morgan Tregenza sits down with outgoing host and ODR pioneer Colin Rule for a candid conversation about the... By Colin Rule
A Brave New World: Integrating AI into Family Mediation – Video Now Available!May 31, 2026The slide presentation utilized by Jim Melamed for his 2-hour workshop "A Brave New World - Integrating AI into Family... By Jim Melamed
The Problem of ProblematizingMay 30, 2026In conflict engagement, it starts with a single exchange. “We should focus on solutions.” “I have a problem with that.”... By John Potter
Agreement to Mediate That Incorporates Artificial Intelligence (AI) UseMay 27, 2026Introduction: The following Agreement to Mediate updates previous iterations by directly addressing the use of Artificial Intelligence in mediation for... By Jim Melamed
The 2 am Problem: What AI Can and Can’t Do for Divorcing Co-ParentsMay 22, 2026Written in consultation with Claude.ai There is a man I read about years ago — a refugee living just steps... By Laura Lorber
The Disciplined Humanity of Eye Contact in Conflict EngagementMay 22, 2026In conflict, people often remember how they were looked at long after they forget the exact words that were spoken.... By John Potter
If You See Something, Say Something – A Thoughtful Take on MediationMay 22, 2026You’ve probably seen those signs in subways, buses, airports and other public places that asks the public to report anything... By Laurie Israel
Mediate.com Book Club Video – Mental Health and ConflictsMay 21, 2026On May 20, 2026, the “Great Reads” Book Club focused on the Dan Berstein's book Mental Health and Conflicts: A... By Dan Berstein
When Mediators Don’t Walk Our Talk: The Gap Between Knowing Better and Doing BetterMay 19, 2026The setup Succession was never just a TV show about which Roy child would inherit the corner office. It was... By Sam Imperati
American Arbitration Association® Launches AI Agreement to Mediate Builder to Simplify and Customize Agreements to MediateMay 19, 2026NEW YORK, May 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Arbitration Association (AAA®), the global leader in alternative dispute resolution (ADR), today announced the... By Jim Melamed
From Volunteer to Voice: How Leadership and Influence Are Really Built with Elizabeth HillMay 18, 2026Most people think leadership happens because someone notices you. But real influence is built when people learn they can trust... By Susan Guthrie
Another Niche for Mediators: Mastering the Franchise Mediation LandscapeMay 18, 2026If you are feeling the squeeze of the 80/20 rule in the general commercial Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) market, the... By Ed Timken
I Knew Colin Rule Was Impressive. But I Didn’t Know the Half of It.May 18, 2026I have known Colin Rule for more than twenty years. During that time, I knew that he had done a... By John Lande
The Power of Specialization: Carving Out a Substantive Niche in Modern MediationMay 11, 2026For decades, the standard path for a mediator was to become a successful generalist. You hung a shingle, marketed your... By Ed Timken
Dynamics of the Mediation Opening Phase: Kicking Things Off in a Positive DirectionMay 6, 2026The opening phase of a mediation session represents one of the most critical, psychologically complex, and strategically demanding junctures in... By Ed Timken
Mediate’s Statewide Banners Expand the Geography of Your Online Mediation Practice!May 3, 2026For your best mediation advertising coverage, get a Mediate.com Statewide Banner! When a visitor comes to Mediate.com, we are able... By Clare Fowler, Colin Rule, Jim Melamed
Three Questions That Can Transform Conflict ConversationsApril 30, 2026Conflict engagement often requires disciplined inquiry into how people defend and sustain their competing realities. In facilitation, mediation, and negotiation,... By John Potter
Framework and Feasibility of Cross-Border Mediation in India Under the Singapore ConventionApril 29, 2026Abstract: International commercial conflicts have grown at an enormous rate alongside the globalization of trade and investment, and it has... By Abhilasha Mazumder
Business Development Without Feeling Salesy on the Practice Playbook PodcastApril 28, 2026You can be exceptional at what you do, the best lawyer, mediator, consultant, or coach in the room, but if... By Susan Guthrie
Combatting Overconfidence Bias in MediationApril 22, 2026Overconfidence bias is one of the most common—and dangerous—psychological hurdles you will face in mediation. Overconfidence bias is a cognitive... By Ed Timken
Med-Arb: Benefits, Risks and SafeguardsApril 21, 2026Introduction Med-Arb combines mediation and arbitration into a single, seamless alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process that blends collaboration and flexibility... By Laura Athens
Bridging the Gap: Why Family Justice Cannot Stay As It IsApril 21, 2026In March 2026, Bridging the Gap brought together professionals from across the UK, the United States and Australia, people who... By Katy Harris
The Global Mediator: Why geography is no longer a barrier to practiceApril 20, 2026For much of its modern development, mediation has been shaped by jurisdiction. Training pathways, accreditation frameworks, and professional bodies have... By Stuart Hanson
The Evolution of Mediation: 30 Years of Mediate.comApril 15, 2026Summary: In this video and set of articles, founders Jim Melamed and John Helie reflect on the thirty-year evolution of Mediate.com and its role in shaping... By Jim Melamed, John Helie
A Meeting in the Margins – The Early Days of ConflictNet and Mediate.comApril 13, 2026I first met Jim Melamed at the North American Conference on Peacemaking and Conflict Resolution in Montreal in March 1988. It was... By John Helie
The Mediator’s Toolkit: Why Normalizing, Mutualizing, and Summarizing are the Bedrocks of Family ResolutionApril 13, 2026In the high-stakes arena of family mediation, we aren't just managing schedules or dividing assets; we are navigating the wreckage... By Ed Timken
Navigating the Labyrinth of Impasse: Psychological, Procedural and Substantive Strategies in Modern MediationApril 8, 2026The phenomenon of impasse in mediation represents more than a mere cessation of dialogue; it is a critical juncture where... By Ed Timken
Caucus: A Blessing and a Curse in MediationApril 6, 2026Caucus is often treated as the backbone of modern mediation. It is the go-to move when things stall, emotions rise,... By Jason HiseyFeatured Members |
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