Monthly Archives: August 2018

Collaborative Advocacy: A Bridge Linking Conflict Engagement and Conflict Resolution

Posted on August 20, 2018 by Michael Zeytoonian

The following article entitled “Collaborative Advocacy: A bridge linking conflict engagement with conflict resolution” by Michael Zeytoonian was published in the July, 2018 Issue of the American Bar Association’s “Just Resolutions” publication. There is a recurring question that arises in the dispute resolution (DR or ADR) community’s regular practice of taking stock, seeing how we can best provide our services …

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10 things to think about BEFORE you decide whether to litigate and which lawyer to hire

Posted on August 7, 2018 by Michael Zeytoonian

You have been wronged or wrongly accused of something and you are upset about it. You are angry with the party that did this to you. All kinds of emotions rush into your head, direct from your heart, without checking with your mind first: I want my vengeance. I want to get back at ____ for what ___ has done to …

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