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Author Archives: Elizabeth Hyde (Associate)
Are you lost in litigation?
If you are spending tens of thousands of dollars in court, consider trying mediation…. Continue reading
How to reduce the high costs of divorce?
What the Toronto Star story about the high costs of divorce missed: mediation is now available at no charge to anyone in family court in Toronto. What better way to reduce the high costs of divorce? Continue reading
Resolving conflict in special education
Associate Elizabeth Hyde observes capacity building in special education in action. Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Diversity, Inspiration, Mediation, Training
Tagged IRP, special education, special needs, TDSB
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Your will and mediation
The Kaptyn estate/family dispute has the wealth and high profile personalities to capture media attention. But the problems that Justice David Brown is trying to resolve in that case are hardly unique. Continue reading
A Journey into the Heart of Dispute Resolution
This past week, Cloke presented a 2 day conference in Ottawa during a joint session of the Centre for Conflict Education and Research, the Ontario Association for Family Mediation and Family Mediation Canada. The title of the conference and of his more recent book is, The Crossroads of Conflict: A journey into the Heart of Dispute Resolution. Continue reading
Posted in Arbitration, Family Law, Mediation, Negotiation
Tagged ADR, books, conferences, conflict resolution, literature, Mediation, negotiating
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Mediation through the eyes of an intern
When you hear the word intern you might envision Dougie Houser, St Elsewhere, ER or Gray’s Anatomy depending on your age. The term “intern” is usually associated with young and eager, eyes brimming with enthusiasm and most often, with the … Continue reading
Posted in Mediation
Tagged intern, interning, Mediation, Negotiation, teaching, Training
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