This course is not currently offered, please contact the school or faculty of your program.

Course description

Not offered 2011

Collaborative practice is a new form of alternative dispute resolution. It involves a principled negotiation where two clients and their lawyers all commit to resolve their dispute according to agreed collaborative protocols and without going to court. It has been widely used throughout the United States and Europe and is now growing in the commercial sector in Australia. The course will be conducted in a three-day intensive block of classes (9 am-5 pm) followed by a one-day class approximately six weeks later during which students will present their research-in-progress.