
Resolutions is a podcast about all things Dispute Resolution. Hosted by a rotating cast of Section of Dispute Resolution members, the podcast consists of a series of conversations with professionals in the dispute resolution community about various topics of interest.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 119 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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How has the field of arbitration evolved, and what can arbitrators learn from the judiciary? In this episode, host Dr. Larry Schooler sits down with Judge J. Michelle Childs of the U.S. Court of Appeals, D.C. Circuit, and keynote speaker at the ABA D... more
In this episode of Resolutions, host Rekha Rangachari sits down with Wisconsin State Bar Ethics Counsel Timothy Pierce to unpack ABA Formal Ethics Opinion 518 — issued October 2025 and focused on a mediator's duty to avoid misleading communications w... more
In this episode of Resolutions, American Arbitration Association Commercial Vice President Aaron Gothelf speaks with Peter Silverman, Chair of the EDR Institute, and Tracey Frisch, Division Vice President of Mediation at the American Arbitration Asso... more
As courts face increasingly heavy dockets and complex cases, court-appointed neutrals play a vital role in helping the justice system operate more efficiently and effectively. In this episode, Merril Hirsh and Tara Emory of the Academy of Court-Appoi... more
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I look forward to each episode with truly thoughtful and insightful guests and experts in all areas and topics related to Dispute Resolution!
I’m a student at MHSL and am pursuing a career in dispute resolution. These podcasts have been a great opportunity for further learning and engaging (remotely) with professionals in the industry. During these changing times, the ABAs podcast helps provide visibility into how Dispute professionals are handling changes and what they expect to see. Thanks for this!
Excellent and well-done. Educational and informative. Recommended for attorneys, mediators, arbitrators, and others involved in dispute resolution.
Thank you.
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This program wires together practitioners and thought leaders in dispute resolution to explore how negotiations, mediation, and ADR systems operate in today's landscape. Recent episodes cover ethics for lawyer-mediators, risk-based approaches to early dispute resolution, and the evolving roles of court-appointed neutrals, ombuds, and organizational conflict specialists. A throughline across conversations is the integration of technology—AI, data practices, and digital tools—without losing the human judgment and empathy central to effective dispute resolution. The show frequently features leaders from ABA sections, major ADR providers, federal agencies, and academic perspectives, offering practical guidance, governance insights, and real-wor... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Judge J. Michelle Childs
2. Timothy Pierce
3. Peter Silverman
4. Tracey Frisch
5. Tara Emory
6. Merrill Hirsh
7. Kimberly Taylor
8. Loraleigh Keashly
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