Examining the Dispute Resolution Section Pro Bono Mediation Project Lessons learned and a plan for the future

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Sherrill W. Hayes, Assistant Professor (Creator)

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The University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG )

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Abstract: From its inception in the autumn of 2008, of the Dispute Resolution Section’s Pro-Bono Mediation Project represented the best type of collaboration between members of the Dispute Resolution Section and community organizations, one designed to improve the lives of the citizens of North Carolina through the use of alternative dispute resolution. Every option explored and decision made was done in the spirit of the 4ALL Campaign. Those involved have the leadership of the North Carolina Bar Association to thank for their vision and lead-ership in implementing such an innovative and needed project.

Examining the Dispute Resolution Section Pro Bono Mediation Project Lessons learned and a plan for the future
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Publication

Hayes, S. (2008). Examining the Dispute Resolution Section Pro Bono Mediation Project: Lessons learned and a plan for the future. Dispute Resolution. 23(1), 5-7.

Language: English

Date: 2008

Keywords

Dispute resolution, Pro Bono mediation project, Evaluation

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