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employment crisis.Questions to be addressed include:What legal tools do attorneys need tointeract with people who may befacing the biggest crisis of their lives?How can attorneys manage clientstensions from the beginning and whatare the consequences in litigation andmediation if we do not? How can attorneys tailor theirinteractions to convey the legalrealities of the case while stillremaining an advocate in whom theclient trusts?How can mediation remain effectivewhen tensions have not beenresolved beforehand and whether thataffects an attorney's presentation or aclient's case?Item no. : PB11200299Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00OVERVIEW AND CURRENTTRENDS IN MEDIATIONAND ARBITRATION:WHAT'S HOT, WHAT'S NOTNBy P. Jean Baker, John Boyce, AssataPetersonMediation and Arbitration have become afact of everyday life. Panelists provide abasic nuts and bolts overview ofprocesses and address major judicial andlegislative trends on: preparing for mediation; styles of mediation; preparing mediated settlement; agreements; understanding your arbitration forum; drafting effective arbitration clauses; anatomy of an arbitration; and current trends.Item no. : MH11200547Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00SEIZING NEWOPPORTUNITIES:ALTERNATIVE DISPUTERESOLUTION IN YOUR LAWLPRACTICEBy Cassandra Georges, David Levin,Artika Renee Tyner, Jay WelshThis program will explore how to integrateAlternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) intoyour legal practice. This emerging area ofpractice provides opportunities for lawyersto problem solve effectively, counselclients, and create durable solutions.There will be a general survey of ADRpractices, ADR services and marketingyour ADR practice. The program is meantfor general practitioners with no ADRexperience and those interested in startingto practice in this area.Item no. : TP11200592Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 89 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00STRATEGIES, TACTICS,AND COMMON MISTAKESIN ARBITRATIONSBy Kyle R. Hartman, Anne C. Martin,Barbara Moss, Matt SweeneyEver wonder what an arbitrator thinksabout your opening presentation? Aredispositive motions appropriate or grantedin arbitration? Are the same advocacytactics used in court effective before apanel of arbitrators? Our panel gives you a"backstage" glimpse into what arbitratorsand seasoned attorneys think are winningstrategies, best practices, and commonpitfalls in arbitration.This panel of two arbitrators, a plaintiffs'attorney, and a defense attorney will shareinvaluable insights into how lawyers canbest prepare for the pre-hearingconference, what common courtroompractices are frowned upon in arbitration,and provide participants with anopportunity to ask questions about how totake advantage of the proceduraldifferences in arbitration versus thecourtroom.This program is a must for any attorneyabout to enter his or her first or twentietharbitration.Item no. : WN11200341Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 90 minutesCopyright : 2012Price : USD 150.00TEN THINGS LAWYERSLOVE/HATE ABOUTMEDIATORSBy Michael GeibelsonGood mediators help attorneys getresolution in a case before trial. But evengood mediators can drive us crazy. In thisprogram, attorneys and mediators discusstools used by mediators that work or hurtresolution, the appropriateness ofsomewhat manipulative efforts, evaluativeversus facilitative mediation, the processof mediation and "late in the day"resolutions, and why mediators do manyof the things they do. This programprovides attorneys with better mediatingskills and will let mediators hear whatattorneys are really thinking -- a "win-win"-- just like good mediation!This program will focus on attorneys understanding mediatortools and approaches to better utilizemediation for case resolution;________________________________________________________________________________________________________Learning Rendezvous LimitedEmail: inquiry@learningemall.com Websites: http://www.learningemall.com & http://www.learningemall.com.hkattorneys learning how to cope withmediator tactics that are not furtheringmediation and may be inhibitingresolution; attorneys hearing from otherattorneys on mediation tools andapproaches that may work for them;educating mediators on tools andapproaches that are not effective toimprove their ability to help clients;and educating mediators on theapproaches used by other mediatorsthat are effective, so mediators canconsider different styles and tools inmediations.Item no. : DA11200603Format : CD-ROM (Win)Duration : 60 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 150.00E-COMMERCE ANDCYBERSPACE LAWBUILDING OR SABOTAGINGTHE ENTERPRISE?SQUARING CYBERSECURITY WITHTECHNOLOGIES THATUNDERMINE ITAlthough it is widely believed that attackson critical infrastructure could significantlydisrupt the functioning of the governmentand business, there is a growing tensionbetween the emerging obligations forcompany cyber security (set forth in newand proposed laws, regulations, andstandards) and the increasing use bytechnology companies that underminecyber security. Board of directors need toaddress the growing tension betweenobligations to fulfill cyber security legalrequirements and companies efforts totake advantage of technologies whichincrease cyber vulnerabilities such asmobile computing devices, flash drives,smartphones, social networks, and cloudcomputing.This audio CD-ROM considers whethercompanies are overlooking this issue byadopting policies that appear to treat thebenefits of new technologies as immediateand substantial, the compromises to cybersecurity as speculative, and the damagefrom a security breach as remote andcontainable. It also addresses the cybersecurity regulations that in-house andoutside counsel may soon be obligated tocomply with as a result of decisions acompany has made concerning potentiallyvulnerable technologies. The programraises the issue of whether the emergingcyber security regulations may beencouraging a culture of compliance andpaper exercises rather than security that52