Brett Lovette, of FamilyReconcile.com, joins Thomas G. Giglione of VietnamADR.com and Mediation.vn, to discuss the conflict resolution issues common in the workplace that millions of people are returning to after the covid-19 pandemic.
4 Common Types of Insurance Cases People Can Mediate With or Without Attorneys
Tye Bourdony of cfmediationcenter.com discusses 4 types of insurance cases that are frequently mediated, especially as encouraged by the Florida Department of Financial Services. Those are residential, automobile, commercial, and sinkhole cases. Some useful links are here: Automobile Mediations – https://myfloridacfo.com/Division/Consumers/understandingCoverage/Guides/documents/MediationAuto.pdf Residential Property Mediations https://www.myfloridacfo.com/Division/Consumers/understandingCoverage/Guides/documents/MediationProperty.pdf Commercial Residential Mediation https://myfloridacfo.com/Division/Consumers/understandingCoverage/Guides/documents/DFS-I1-1669CommResMedRequest.pdf Sinkhole Neutral Evaluation Program https://myfloridacfo.com/Division/Consumers/understandingCoverage/Guides/documents/SettlingSinkholeClaim.pdf
How to Mediate Online When Domestic Violence is Alleged with Fran Brochstein
Mediator Fran Brochstein of familylaw4u.com discusses the important topic of family violence, especially when it connects with mediation and negotiation, and especially when kids are involved between divorcing or separating parties. If in the United States and are (or someone you know is) a victim of family violence, please visit National Coalition Against Domestic Violence […]
Listening (Effectively) Online: More Tips for Mediators With Daniel Rainey
Daniel Rainey of Holistic Solutions, Inc., talks about effective listening for mediators and parties at mediations, including noticing the filters we all have that impact what we hear when someone speaks. Learn on how to listen effectively by listening actively, especially in the online environment.
Collaboration in the New Data Economy With Thomas G. Giglione
Jeff Aresty of InternetBar.org joined us and Thomas G. Giglione of mediation.vn and vietnamadr.com for a conversation in the series CURRENT EVENTS IN CONFLICT RESOLUTION WITH THOMAS G. GIGLIONE. This time continuing on the current topics of digital identity, NFTs, and how those things matter in terms of their work on the social justice front […]
PART 2: Hints Pro Ses (Non-lawyers) Should Remember When Attending Mediation
Attorney and Mediator Fran Brochstein of familylaw4u.com returns to discuss more hints nonlawyers should know when they go mediate, including: 1. come ready to negotiate/ say what you want/ prioritize issues; 2. parties control sessions/ be patient; 3. remember that Judges love mediation; 4. qualify mediators / research your mediator and learn their skills; 5. […]
Mediating Family Law Issues Without Attorneys With Tye Bourdony
Tye Bourdony of Cfmediationcenter.com discusses mediating without a lawyer, a continued theme InstantMediations is focusing on to educate the public about their options in resolving their legal problems privately.
Mediating Debt Collection Cases in Small Claims Court With Tye Bourdony
Florida mediator Tye Bourdony of Cfmediationcenter.com discusses debt collections type of cases in small claims court and how they too can be resolved privately between the parties instead of before a Judge. This is not legal advice, so be sure to discuss your specific issue with an attorney.
PART 1: Hints Pro Ses (Non-lawyers) Should Remember When Attenting Mediation
Fran Brochstein, a Texas-based mediator at familylaw4u.com, discusses common hints for people who don’t have lawyers: 1. Mediations are binding. 2. You’ll need to “paper” the case yourself; mediators typically do not do this act. 3. Research the law and talk to a lawyer. 4. Mediator is not your lawyer; even if they are a […]
Megatrends in Mediating Art Disputes With Thomas G. Giglione
Thomas of mediation.vn and vietnamadr.com discusses mediating the niche area of art disputes, including issues related to artist conflicts, royalties, estate claims, museums and gallery disputes, forgeries, auctions, and national treasures, etc.