able of Contents
Volume 1
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 2. DILEMMAS PRESENTED BY INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF MEDIATION
CHAPTER 3. PRACTICES IN MEDIATION AND THEIR POTENTIAL TO OVERCOME BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVE NEGOTIATION
CHAPTER 4. MEDIATION POLICY OBJECTIVES HISTORICALLY
CHAPTER 5. THE CHOICE TO MEDIATE
CHAPTER 6. MEDIATION CLAUSES IN CONTRACTS
CHAPTER 7. ENFORCEMENT
CHAPTER 8. CONFIDENTIALITY
III. PRIVILEGE
IV. DISCOVERY AND PROTECTIVE ORDERS
VI. REPORTS BY MEDIATORS
VII. DUTIES TO DISCLOSE INFORMATION WITHOUT SUBPOENA OR DISCOVERY REQUEST
VIII. CONSEQUENCES OF WRONGFUL DISCLOSURE
IX. CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 9. COURT COMPELLED MEDIATION, SANCTIONS AND COSTS
MEDIATION: LAW, POLICY & PRACTICE
settlement authority
CHAPTER 10. LEGAL SERVICES BY MEDIATOR: CONFLICT OF INTEREST, ADVERTISING, JOINT
PRACTICE, AND UNAUTHORIZED PRACTICE
CHAPTER 11. REGULATING THE MEDIATOR AND MEDIATION PROCEDURES: FAIRNESS, EFFECTIVENESS,
AND ACCESS
CHAPTER 12. LAWYERS’ OBLIGATIONS IN REPRESENTING CLIENTS BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER
MEDIATION
CHAPTER 13. MEDIATION ADVOCACY
CHAPTER 14. MAKING COURT AND PUBLIC AGENCYCONNECTED MEDIATION WORK EFFECTIVELY
CHAPTER 15. ISSUES RELATED TO SPECIFIC TYPES OF DISPUTES
CHAPTER 16. CONCLUDING THOUGHTS: IMPROVING MEDIATION LAWS AND PRACTICE
CHAPTER 17. INTERNATIONAL COMPARATIVE MEDIATION: LAW AND PRACTICE
Volume 2
APPENDICES
Appendix A. U.S.
Appendix B. U.S. Sample Clauses
Appendix C. International (Cross-border)
Volume 3
Appendix D. Non-U.S. (Foreign)
Appendix E. Non-U.S. (Foreign) Sample Clauses
Table of Laws and Rules
Table of Cases
Index