Providing a doctrinal and empirical analysis of the concept of collaborative law, this book offers an original perspective on a multidisciplinary approach to conflict resolution. Synthesising research carried out into collaborative practice in the US, Canada and in England and Wales, it assesses the legal ethics surrounding collaborative practice.
Providing a doctrinal and empirical analysis of the concept of collaborative law, this book offers an original perspective on a multidisciplinary approach to conflict resolution. Synthesising research carried out into collaborative practice in the US, Canada and in England and Wales, it assesses the legal ethics surrounding collaborative practice.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr. Connie Healy is a lecturer in Law at the National University of Ireland, Galway
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ContentsTable of casesTable of StatutesAbbreviationsIntroductionChapter 1 - The Theoretical Foundations of Collaborative Law and Alternative Dispute ResolutionIntroductionThe Theory of Alternative Dispute Resolution and the Importance of Understanding ConflictCollaborative Practice on the Dispute Resolution ContinuumCollaborative Practice as a 'Vector' in the Comprehensive Law MovementWhat is Therapeutic Jurisprudence and How Has it Been Received?Conclusion?Chapter 2 - The Process and the Unique features of Collaborative PracticeIntroductionThe Origins and Development of Collaborative LawThe Process - a broad overviewThe Participation AgreementThe Disqualification ClauseThe unique elements of the collaborative processAre collaborative lawyers taking on a higher level of ethical standards?So why would lawyers agree to engage with this process?The Multidisciplinary ModelConclusion?Chapter 3 - The Advent of the Uniform Collaborative Law Rules/Act 2010 and the ripple effect.IntroductionThe Impetus for an ActThe Uniform Collaborative Law ActPrior to Engaging in the ProcessEngaging in the Process - Core procedural provisions under the ActThe Impact of the Uniform Collaborative Law Act - Ireland as a case studyConclusionChapter 4 - What has the research revealed?IntroductionInternational Research - MethodologyWho is using the p
ContentsTable of casesTable of StatutesAbbreviationsIntroductionChapter 1 - The Theoretical Foundations of Collaborative Law and Alternative Dispute ResolutionIntroductionThe Theory of Alternative Dispute Resolution and the Importance of Understanding ConflictCollaborative Practice on the Dispute Resolution ContinuumCollaborative Practice as a 'Vector' in the Comprehensive Law MovementWhat is Therapeutic Jurisprudence and How Has it Been Received?Conclusion?Chapter 2 - The Process and the Unique features of Collaborative PracticeIntroductionThe Origins and Development of Collaborative LawThe Process - a broad overviewThe Participation AgreementThe Disqualification ClauseThe unique elements of the collaborative processAre collaborative lawyers taking on a higher level of ethical standards?So why would lawyers agree to engage with this process?The Multidisciplinary ModelConclusion?Chapter 3 - The Advent of the Uniform Collaborative Law Rules/Act 2010 and the ripple effect.IntroductionThe Impetus for an ActThe Uniform Collaborative Law ActPrior to Engaging in the ProcessEngaging in the Process - Core procedural provisions under the ActThe Impact of the Uniform Collaborative Law Act - Ireland as a case studyConclusionChapter 4 - What has the research revealed?IntroductionInternational Research - MethodologyWho is using the p
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