On July 14, 2009 LinkedIn Commercial and Industry Arbitration and Mediation Group co-manager Donald R. Philbin Jr., group member Katherine Billingham, and Randall Kiser from DecisionSet®, will be presenting at a one- hour live teleconference and webcast entitled “Deal or No Deal: Improving the Odds of Successful Mediation.” Randall’s article Lets Not Make a Deal: An Empirical Study of Decision Making in Unsuccessful Settlement Negotiations was featured in the New York Times.
The program is sponsored by The American Bar Association Section of Litigation Alternative Dispute Resolutions Committee, Pretrial Practice & Discovery Committee, Trial Practice Committee, and Commercial & Business Litigation Committee and the ABA Center for Continuing Legal Education.
As readers may know, Don is an arbitrator, mediator, negotiator, attorney, and business consultant, whose website is here. In addition to his other work Don frequently writes and speaks on topics pertinent to ADR, and is an adjunct professor at Pepperdine University Law School’s prestigious Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution. Katherine Billingham is an attorney, reinsurance consultant, an ARIAS-U.S. certified arbitrator and mediator, and principal of KB ReSolutions, Inc, whose website is here. She also holds ADR certifications at the American Arbitration Association and the Reinsurance Association of America. Randall Kiser is the principal analyst at DecisionSet®, a decision services company, whose website is here. He designs quantitative models for DecisionSet® and works with attorneys, litigants, insurers, and advisors in assessing risks and evaluating litigation alternatives.
Check out the coverage in Disputing, here, which features links to two of Don’s recent articles, including one published in the Harvard Negotiation Law Review. Find out more about the event, and how to register, here.
Tags: American Bar Association, Donald R. Philbin Jr., Empirical Decision Making, Katherine Billingham, Mediation, Negotiation, Randall Kiser
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