CHAIR: |
EVENTS: |
Craig T. Distelhorst
P.O. Box 3470
Annapolis, MD 21403
(410) 533-1473
Email: craigdistelhorst@msn.com
Section Dues: $15 per year |
ADR Secion
Spring Dinner
Monday, April 16, 2012
Loews Hotel Annapolis, MD
More Details: TBA
VIDEO REPLAY:
11/17/10 Panel Discussion – Proposed Changes to Rule 17
VIDEO REPLAY:
How to Save Time and Money Using Alternative Dispute Resolution (4/22/2010)
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Section Update:
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ADReport - Winter 2012
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File Size: 696 Kb)
ADReport - Fall 2011
(vol7n6PDF Document |
File Size: 220 Kb)
ADReport - Spring 2011
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File Size: 463Kb) |
At ADR’s Pizza & Professionalism, from left to right: Tara Taylor, Carolyn Rodis, Craig Distelhorst, Gary Norman.
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2010/2011 ANNUAL REPORT:
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This Section held a Program Planning Retreat in August, as
well as a seminar on proposed changes to Rule 17 governing
mediation in the Circuit Courts of Maryland in November.
Its Annual Dinner in April featured Stuart Eisenstadt, U.S.
negotiator for Holocaust reparations, who discussed the
use of ADR in repatriating art looted during the Holocaust,
and presented the Chief Judge Bell Award for Outstanding
Performance in the fi eld of ADR to the Hon. Melanie Vaughn.
The Section also hosted a seminar on confi dentiality in
mediation and how it may be changing in Maryland as well
as a webinar on “Self-Determination in Mediation” in May,
recording and posting the programs on the Section’s website
as a resource to members unable to attend. It also reinstated its
newsletter this year as an additional resource to members, and
will co-host a presentation on the “Use of ADR in Complex
Construction Disputes” as well as a presentation exploring
the challenges and opportunities surrounding the issue of
mediators drafting documents for parties to the mediation at
the MSBA Annual Meeting. |
ADR SECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS:
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Video Replay From the
MSBA Annual Meeting
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Photos from the The
State Bar Program for 2008
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A Guide to ADR Choices
When to go to full mediation, when a settlement conference
is enough, and what other ADR options are appropriatePrepared by
Charles F. Forer, Esq.; Judge Richard B. Klein; and Bennett G.
Picker, Esq.Produced jointly by the ADR Committees of the Pennsylvania
Bar Association and the
Philadelphia Bar Association
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This section encourages the Courts and lawyers to incorporate ADR in their
systems and practices. It is actively engaged in the work of the ADR
Commission. The section monitors state and national legislation and proposals
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