Australasian Dispute Resolution Journal update: Vol 31 Pt 3
By journalalerts on December 22, 2021
Posted In: Australasian Dispute Resolution Journal (ADRJ) Tagged: ADR Case Note ADRJ Alexander du Maurier Ana Lenard articles Australian family law practice Baseball Arbitration benefits of effective complaints management Christine Armstrong costs and benefits of effective complaints management by government organisations creating inclusive classrooms David McGeoch David Spencer Dr Jacqueline Weinberg Editorial empowerment of mediators by granting them greater authority in controlling their proceedings equipping students to meet the demands of the modern world family dispute resolution (FDR) Francis Michael C Abad Google vs traditional media businesses Home Run or Strikeout? Is Baseball Arbitration a Viable Dispute Resolution Procedure for Australia? how effective complaints handling can produce a Return on Investment (ROI) for government how technology can enhance teaching how the LAFDR clinic enables students to develop professional and practical legal skills improved community attitudes towards government and public sector entities International Arbitration Act 1974 (Cth) Jamie Carlson Jennifer Lindstrom lawyer-assisted family dispute resolution (LAFDR) Lessons and Opportunities for Negotiation Teachers Following the COVID-19 Pandemic Martin Watts Measuring Effective Complaint Handling by Government mechanism for negative jurisdictional decisions Media Bargaining Code Monash University Clinical Program Myles Bayliss Native Title Mediation and COVID-19 online learning online teaching online university negotiation courses opportunity for service process improvements Order out of Court: Insights on the Lawyers' Role in the Success and Failure of Mediation in Cebu City Philippines overwhelming cases pending before the judiciary perceived inequalities in bargaining power between digital platforms preliminary awards proper training of lawyers in negotiation and mediation theory reduced escalation costs role of lawyers in mediation conferences role of technology Ruth Charlton should negative jurisdictional decisions be capable of judicial review in the courts of the seat should negative jurisdictional decisions be recognised as awards Social Return on Investment (SROI) structure and steps taken to develop the LAFDR clinic Tania Sourdin Tanya Carlyle Teaching FDR in Law School Clinical Programs: The Lawyer-Assisted Family Dispute Resolution Clinic The Characterisation of and Recourse against Negative Jurisdictional Decisions in Australia thinking critically about contemporary and systemic issues in FDR and areas for law reform transformational teachers