Discussions in Dispute Resolution

Introduction PART 1: INTERVIEWING AND COUNSELING Article 1.1: Good Lawyers Should Be Good Psychologists: Insights for Interviewing and Counseling Clients (2008)--Jean R. Sternlight and Jennifer K. Robbennolt Comments: Erin Archerd--(Ir)rational Thinking and the Law Gilat Bachar--More (Than) Just Lawyering Lauren Newell--Interviewing and Counseling with Gen Z Jean R. Sternlight and Jennifer K. Robbennolt--Maybe We Can Fill That Glass PART 2: NEGOTIATION Article 2.1: When People are the Means: Negotiating with Respect (2001)--Jonathan R. Cohen Comments: Jennifer Brown--?Respect? in Negotiation (and Other Persuasive Relationships) Noam Ebner--Big-E Ethics and little-e ethics in Negotiation Jennifer Reynolds--More Meta, More Problems Jonathan R. Cohen-The Ethical Duty to Listen and Consider Article 2.2: Aspirations & Settlement (2002)--Russell Korobkin Comments: Michael Colatrella--The Complexity of High Aspirations Noam Ebner--Embracing Messiness in Negotiation Theory Rebecca Hollander-Blumoff--Modeling Hope: Economic Aspirations in Negotiation Russell Korobkin--Aspirations in Negotiation: Descriptive and Prescriptive Article 2.3: Shattering Negotiation Myths: Empirical Evidence on the Effectiveness of Negotiation Style (2002)--Andrea Kupfer Schneider Comments: Cynthia Alkon--Shattering Negotiation Myths and Building New Foundations Alyson Carrel--Shaping the Future of Law Starting by Shattering Negotiation Myths Katrina Lee--Enduring Impact: Portrait of the Effective Lawyer Negotiator Andrea Kupfer Schneider--Was Getting to Yes Getting it Right? Article 2.4: Apologies and Legal Settlement: An Empirical Examination (2003)--Jennifer K. Robbennolt Comments: Jacqueline N. Font-Guzmán--The Power of Apologies and the Pursuit of Justice... Dwight Golann--Do Apologies Matter in Civil Litigation? And If They Do, Why Are They So Rare? Oladeji M. Tiamiyu--Robbennolt's Analysis of the Contextual Role and Value of Apologies in Legal Settlement Jennifer K. Robbennolt--Developing an Empirical Understanding of Apologies in Law PART 3: MEDIATION Article 3.1: Making Deals in Court-Connected Mediation: What's Justice Got To Do with It (2001)--Nancy A. Welsh Comments: Hiro Aragaki--Making It Real Deborah Thompson Eisenberg--Mediation and Procedural Justice: Where Are We Now? Jacqueline Nolan-Haley--Revisiting Deals and Justice in Court-Connected Mediation Nancy A. Welsh--Procedural Justice and Settlement Article 3.2: Court-Connected Mediation in General Civil Cases: What We Know from Empirical Research (2002)--Roselle L. Wissler Comments: Lydia Nussbaum--Empiricism Undaunted Peter R. Reilly--Insights from a Dispute Resolution Empiricist: Preparation, Fairness, and Party Empowerment in Mediation Rachel A. Viscomi--A Mirror to Help Us Improve: Reflecting on Roselle Wissler's Court-Connected Mediation in General Civil Cases: What We Know from Empirical Research Roselle L. Wissler--We Have More to Learn About Mediation from Empirical Research Article 3.3: Suing Mediators (2003)--Michael Moffitt Comments: Rishi Batra--Suing Mediators - A Lack of Liability Hurts Us All Sharon Press--Revisiting Suing Mediators Omer Shapira--The Significance of Suing Mediators Michael Moffitt--Twenty Years After Suing Mediators Article 3.4: Disputing Irony: A Systematic Look at Litigation about Mediation (2006)--James R. Coben and Peter N. Thompson Comments: Ellen E. Deason--Praise (and Gentle Criticism) for Using U.S. Litigation Statistics to Praise (and Gently Criticize) Domestic and International Mediation Policy Choices Art Hinshaw--Is Litigation about Mediation Ironic? Andrew Mamo--Embracing Irony James R. Coben and Peter N. Thompson--Disputing Irony Revisited PART 4: ARBITRATION Article 4.1: Managerial Litigants? The Overlooked Problem of Party Autonomy in Dispute Resolution (2000)--Sarah Rudolph Cole Comments: Carli Conklin--Enduring Questions of Authority, Integrity, Consistency, and Predictability in Judicial Review of Arbitral Awards Brian Farkas--The Heart of It: Dispute Resolution's Private-Public Tension Rafael Gely--A Dispute Systems Design Perspective on Managerial Litigants? The Overlooked Problem of Party Autonomy in Dispute Resolution Sarah Rudolph Cole--How Should Courts Review Managerial Litigants' Procedural Rulemaking? Article 4.2: As Mandatory Binding Arbitration Meets the Class Action, Will the Class Action Survive? (2000)--Jean R. Sternlight Comments: Richard Bales--The Lasting Significance of Jean Sternlight's 2000 Article in Contemporary Dispute Resolution Alexander J.S. Colvin--When Mandatory Binding Arbitration Met the Class Action: Why We Were Right to Worry Maureen A. Weston--Strategic Shifts: The Corporate Playbook on Arbitration, Class Actions, Mass Arbitration, and Privatized Justice Jean R. Sternlight--What Happens When King Kong Meets Godzilla?: Using Mandatory Arbitration Clauses to Eliminate Class Actions Article 4.3: Saturns for Rickshaws: The Stakes in the Debate Over Predispute Employment Arbitration Agreements (2001)--Samuel Estreicher Comments: Michael Z. Green--The Brilliance of Explaining Mandatory Arbitration as a Choice Between Saturns and Rickshaws E. Gary Spitko--Employment Arbitration Heresies W. Mark C. Weidemaier--What Cars Should be Allowed on the Road? Samuel Estreicher--Employment Arbitration: Towards a Hearing on the Merits for Most Americans Article 4.4: In Defense of Southland: Reexamining the Legislative History of the Federal Arbitration Act (2002)--Christopher R. Drahozal Comments: Jill I. Gross--The Danger of Binary Thinking: Drahozal on Southland Imre Stephen Szalai--The Real Southland Decision: Drahozal's Trailblazing Article Stephen J. Ware--Drahozal's Defense of Southland Christopher R. Drahozal--In Defense of Southland: Arbitration Law, Federalism, and Legal Scholarship PART 5: SYSTEMIC ISSUES Article 5.1: Possibilities for Collaborative Law: Ethics and Practice of Lawyer Disqualification and Process Control in a New Model of Lawyering (2003)--John Lande Comments: Debra Berman--Collaborative Law: Questioning a Novel Process Kristen M. Blankley--Ethical Alarm Bells Surrounding Collaborative Law Lead to Solid Foundation for Practice Kelly Browe Olson--Collaborative Law and IPV Concerns John Lande--Possibilities for Early Dispute Resolution Article 5.2: The Vanishing Trial: An Examination of Trials and Related Matters in Federal and State Courts (2004)--Mark Galanter Comments: Lisa Blomgren Amsler--Galanter's Systemic Analysis of How Repeat Players Reduced Trials Yael Efron--The Effects of Marc Galanter's Worldwide Legacy on Legal Practice, Scholarship, Education, and Society Sheila Heen--Marc Galanter: Everything, Everywhere, All at Once John Lande--The Phenomenon Known as The Vanishing Trial Article 5.3: An Analytic Framework for Dispute Systems Design (2009)--Stephanie Smith and Janet Martinez Comments: Grande Lum--Don't Just Love the Playa, Love the Game: Appreciating An Analytic Framework for Dispute Systems Design Carrie Menkel-Meadow--A Systematic Approach to Dispute Systems Design: Commentary on An Analytic Framework for Dispute Systems Design Guillermo Garcia Sanchez--Global Impact and Legacy: Smith and Martinez' Framework for International Dispute System Design Stephanie Smith and Janet Martinez--Dispute System Design: Where We've Come From and Where We're Heading Conclusion