Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) – Conflict Resolution Blog

Other Forms of Alternative Dispute Resolution (Ezine Article)

September 18, 2020

Mediation is just one of the forms of dispute resolution that are “alternative” to litigation through the courts. It helps to have some understanding of the others. The first two forms of dispute resolution fall outside the ambit of any formal procedures.

Conflict at Work – The Root Causes of Workplace Conflict (Ezine Article)

September 3, 2020

When I’m asked to enter an organization and help people talk things out, I’m often asked to fix things like this: Those two just can’t get along. Would you see if you can help them get past their differences with one another. They don’t seem to be very good communicators.

The 3 Traffic Lights to Conflict Resolution

May 11, 2020

Conflict is what helps individuals and society as a whole progress over time. Without conflict, we’d be right back where we started from with no collective improvement nor growth. The key to productive conflict is being able to reach a solution without causing more problems in the process.

Stay Out of Court! Avoid Litigation And Resolve Disputes Quickly, Efficiently, And Economically (Ezine Article)

May 8, 2020

By Jacquelyn Lynn | Submitted On May 29, 2007 Worried about getting sued? It’s a legitimate fear, and you might think that your first…

7 Tips for Effective Conflict Resolution

May 4, 2020

Those who are adept at conflict resolution aim to find common ground while also helping the other person so see a different point of view. This blog post contains seven tips on how to resolve conflict so that you can solve problems without forfeiting personal and professional relationships.

Secrets to Successful Conflict Resolution (Ezine Article)

April 10, 2020

By Paul Davis Going to court is becoming increasingly costly and often futile. Parties and individuals in conflict are therefore turning to alternative methods…

Using Body Language To Spot Liars in Mediations

February 17, 2020

We all have wished at some point in our lives that we could be able to read other peoples’ minds and detect when someone is being untruthful. This is especially true for mediators and arbitrators whose job it is to discern fact from fiction to come to a resolution on a conflict. But is there a real way you can tell if someone is lying? Yes, says Marc Salem.