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The University of Missouri School of Law’s Prof. John Lande has been giving talks based on his study of Cooperative Lawyers in Wisconsin. As reported in the university’s newsletter, John:

will give presentations at the Seattle law firm, McKinley Irvin, on April 2, at the annual conference of the ABA Section of Dispute Resolution on April 6, on a conference call CLE to Colorado dispute resolution practitioners on April 9, at the Connecticut Bar Foundation / Quinnipiac Law School ADR Symposium on May 16, at the annual conference of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts on May 29, and the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association ADR Committee on July 2. He previously gave talks on this subject to the Institute of Continuing Legal Education in Georgia, Wisconsin Divorce Cooperation Institute, and the Harvard Program on Negotiation. For more information about Cooperative Practice, see http://www.law.missouri.edu/lande/publications.htm#ccl. Additional materials will be posted there in the coming weeks.

Please note that anyone may participate in Colorado’s CLE April 9 conference call without cost (other than one’s own phone charges). It will take place at 1 pm Central Time. To participate, call 1-218-486-1300 and enter the code 521887. There will be a chat room operating at the same time as the conference call, though it is not necessary to be in the chat room to participate in the call. Free registration is needed to participate in the chat room, which can be accessed at http://www.coadr.com/groups.  [NOTE: the link may not be live yet -- check back if it is not.]
John will start guest blogging at Engaging Conflicts later this month. Some earlier Engaging Conflicts post about John and his work are here (John Lande Awarded the CPR Institute’s 2007 Award For Outstanding Professional Article), here (Collaborative and Cooperative Law– Promises and Perils), and here (Exploring Innovative Lawyering: John Lande Engaging Conflicts Today Interview).