Mediation Ethics: Cases and CommentariesISBN: 978-0-7879-9588-1
Hardcover
464 pages
March 2011, Jossey-Bass
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Professor Waldman's problem-based method offers a special bonus;
many of the "commentators" are experts in their own right who bring
long years of study, scholarship, and practice to their
discussions. Mediation Ethics makes clear that even
"experts" differ as to the 'correct' way to proceed and that what
practicing mediators require most when confronting ethics puzzlers
is nuanced judgment and a clear understanding of what is at stake.
Mediation Ethics takes us a long way toward this sort of
judgment and understanding and should be required reading for
practitioners, academics, and trainers alike.
—Kimberlee K. Kovach is the Director for The Frank
Evans Center for Dispute Resolution and serves as the Distinguished
Lecturer in Dispute Resolution at South Texas College of Law
Ellen Waldman’s Mediation Ethics is a brilliant
tapestry. With sophistication and clarity, it details, analyzes and
embroiders a series of case studies using rules, mediation models,
and the insights of many leading mediators and commentators. A
wonderful synthesis of the theoretical and practical, it should be
required reading for anyone who mediates or who uses, teaches,
regulates, or studies mediation.
—Leonard L. Riskin, Chesterfield Smith Professor of
Law, University of Florida Levin College of Law