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Mediation May Be Key to Saving the 2011 NFL Season

March 9, 2011

With the future of a $9 billion revenue stream at state, NFL owners and players have turned to mediation for help in finding common ground. Representatives of the two sides met with Mediator George Cohen for 8 hours on March 1 at the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service in Washington, D.C. After 9 months of …

Ohio Foreclosure Mediation Programs Are Successful

January 11, 2011

By Stephen Lagoy

In the face of the rising tide of mortgage foreclosures, mediation programs in three Ohio counties are having very positive results. Foreclosure mediation initiatives in Warren, Greene and Montgomery Counties differ in the processes by which services are provided.

When Plea Bargaining Doesn’t Get The Job Done — Murder Mediation

August 13, 2010

By Dave Frees

By: Stephen P. Lagoy A judge in Bonner County, Idaho has appointed a mediator to attempt to resolve a first-degree murder case. Unbelievable? The judge’s action was in response to a joint motion made by the County Prosecutor and the defendant’s attorney. The mediator will be paid with public funds. The case involves …

Mediating a Reproductive Rights Dispute: Who Gets Custody of Frozen Embryos?

April 21, 2010

By Dave Frees

By: Stephen P. Lagoy The parties to a dispute arising out of an “Embryo Adoption Agreement” have agreed to submit their case to mediation. The fate of two frozen human embryos hangs in the balance. Pursuant to the agreement, the donor couple provided four embryos to a reproductive center, two of which were implanted in …

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Mediation May Be Key to Saving the 2011 NFL Season

Ohio Foreclosure Mediation Programs Are Successful

When Plea Bargaining Doesn’t Get The Job Done — Murder Mediation

Mediating a Reproductive Rights Dispute: Who Gets Custody of Frozen Embryos?

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