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Virtual ADR from A to ZTuesday, June 2, 2020 - 11 am to 5 pm Eastern Time (New York Time)This event is co-sponsored by New Jersey LERA, the LERA National Chapter Advisory Council, the LERA Membership Committee, and the LERA Dispute Resolution Interest Section.
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Recordings and files from this seminar can be accessed by registered attendees on our C-3 community here PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Moderator: Jonathan Cohen, Plosia Cohen LLC, and New Jersey LERA President 11 - 12 pm Eastern Time (New York Time)
Topic 1. Zoom Arbitration: How it WorksSpeaker: Keith Greenberg, Arbitrator/MediatorKeith will walk arbitrators, mediators, and advocates through how to setup, manage, and conduct an arbitration remotely using Zoom technology. 12 - 1 pm Eastern Time (New York Time)Topic 2. Mock Arbitration in the Zoom (Virtual) SettingMock Arbitration Participants:
Arbitrator Greenberg will conduct a mock arbitration, during which our union and management attorneys will offer direct and cross examination of a mock grievant. The arbitration will explore challenges and issues to understand in a remote setting and address concerns of advocates including document presentation and more. Additionally, arbitrator Greenberg will demonstrate how to establish and communicate guidelines at the beginning of a remote arbitration process. 1 - 2 pm Eastern Time (New York Time) - Lunch Break2 - 3 pm Eastern Time (New York Time)Topic 3. Adocates’ Remote Arbitration Strategy and Explanation of Tactics from Mock ArbitrationSpeakers:
Union and management attorneys will describe the approaches that were taken during the mock arbitration as well as provide their experience and insight as to when/how/why remote arbitration can be advantageous or appropriate. 3 - 4 pm Eastern Time (New York Time)Topic 4. The Ins and Outs of Virtual MediationSpeaker: Theo ChengMediator Cheng will discuss how to conduct a remote mediation, the manner in which it differs from an in-person mediation, the use of breakout rooms and other technological nuances unique to the remote mediation format. 4 - 5 pm Eastern Time (New York Time)Topic 5. Ethics Round-table DiscussionSpeakers:
The arbitrator, mediator, management and union attorney will join together for a panel discussion addressing concerning ethical challenges presented by the remote ADR format. They will also answer questions from the audience regarding ethical considerations and other issues that were demonstrated in the mock arbitration recording. MANDATORY CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION CREDITS (CLE'S)Participating local LERA Chapters will be applying for CLE credits for attorneys who practice in their state. Each participating local LERA chapter will work to obtain the maximum number of CLE credits in their respective state. Participating LERA Chapters by State for CLE's
Most states require a certain number of CLE credits per reporting period. Only a few jurisdictions have no CLE requirements for lawyers: the District of Columbia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan and South Dakota. Attendees are currently registered from the following states: California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Ontario, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, and Washington. See all LERA Chapters here. Co-SponsorsNew Jersey LERA Chapter
LERA National Chapter Advisory Council
LERA Membership Committee
LERA Dispute Resolution Interest Section
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