
Paul Eza: Finding His Place in Mediation
Paul Eza’s story began as a young graphic artist making a living designing greeting cards. “It was fine,” he says. “But I was bored. I

Paul Eza’s story began as a young graphic artist making a living designing greeting cards. “It was fine,” he says. “But I was bored. I

If you’ve mediated a case in recent years, you’ve probably noticed a trend that parties are increasingly stating they want to skip the joint session

Mediation is an opportunity that should not be missed. It gives parties a time, a place, and a guide to talk in a constructive way

AALM: Joy, you started out in the field of mediation over 15 years ago. What drew you to this field? What do you enjoy most

After more than 12 years of service on the bench, Jeff Rose made the decision to hang up his robe and take a seat at

During an undergraduate anthropology course, Jennifer M. Segura was introduced to “The Cheyenne Way” by Karl Llewellyn, which explored how the Cheyenne tribe resolved conflict.

For decades, mediation meant traveling to a conference room to view bullet points on a whiteboard, attend breakouts down the hall, and listen to a

When Dominique Bartholet begins her workday, she takes notes on a yellow legal pad amidst an office filled with Wonder Woman memorabilia, in homage to
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