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The New Jersey State Bar Association (NJSBA) Dispute Resolution Section is seeking nominations for two awards: The James B. Boskey Award and the Lewis J. Pepperman Distinguished Service Award. The deadline for nominations has been extended to March 23. The James B. Boskey Award is widely recognized as the highest honor that an individual can achieve in the development and practice of ADR in New Jersey. It is presented annually to a practitioner in recognition of achievements in informing and educating the public about dispute resolution and encouraging reform and modernization of the legal system, among other issues. The Lewis J. Pepperman Distinguished ...
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Neutralizer Issue 30 - May 2, 2019 Gov. Murphy Signs Bill Codifying NJ Foreclosure Mediation Program By Felicia T. Farber For many years the NJSBA Dispute Resolution Section has been working behind the scenes to support the codification of a Judiciary Foreclosure Mediation Program in New Jersey. Our state has continued to have the highest foreclosure rate in the nation, and we are very proud of our role in helping to bring about a much-needed law that will assist New Jerseyans facing foreclosure stay in their homes. Governor Phil Murphy signed a bipartisan bill package into law on April 29, 2019 that will help the state alleviate its foreclosure crisis. ...
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Employment mediators may be asked to resolve conflicts between current co-workers, or between an employee and a supervisor each of whom will continue to work together. Often the real issue is a lack of mutual respect. This said, describing respectful, future behavior in a settlement agreement can be a puzzle. An approach that I sometimes use is to suggest discussing whether a generalized commitment to demonstrate respect could be supplemented by including promises governing: 1. Acting with civility, and courtesy; 2. Greeting each other at the beginning of the workday, and saying goodbye on leaving the job; 3. Acknowledging promptly and courteously the other’s ...
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