Impasse is a Fallacy

Date & Time

Friday, October 18, 2024 @ Noon

Do you know the most frequent specific causes of impasse?

Curious to know how to identify and avoid the common

traps that result in impasse?

Want to earn effective communication techniques to facilitate

dialogue and understanding between parties during

challenging negotiation stages?

Lee Jay Berman, founder and President of the American Institute of Mediation, will share tools to rethink how mediators navigate every stage of the process, beginning with convening a case and the mediator’s introduction, right through how managing joint sessions and caucuses more effectively, and then finally how to close the deal more successfully.

Berman trained in Amsterdam, Dubai, New Delhi, New Zealand, and throughout Australia, and has had groups flown into train with him from Croatia, Jordan, and Uzbekistan. In addition, Berman was Director of Pepperdine Law School’s “Mediating the Litigated Case” program and has trained and lectured at Bond University, University of Texas at Austin, Southern Methodist University, University of California Santa Barbara, Southwestern Law School, Cal-State Northridge, Ventura College of Law, Lipscomb University, Sam Houston State University, and Faulkner University.

1 hour of mediator continuing

education, including 0.25 hour of ethics for attendees

1 hour of MCLE, including 0.25 hour

of ethics approved by the State Bar of Texas 

Registration is free for AMA Members/$15 for non-members. Attorneys who wish to receive Texas MCLE credit are asked to pay a $5 fee to offset the cost of MCLE sponsorship.

Become a member today for as little as $35!