The following piece was written by My Collaborative Team participant, Jeffrey P. Wasserman, Esq.
When I first received my training to become a Collaborative Lawyer, I was told I needed to learn...
Check Your Egos At The Door
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The Growth of a Bamboo Tree
Written by My Collaborative Team co-founder, Carolann Mazza
I heard a man named Les Brown recite a parable that went something like this:
A Chinese bamboo tree takes five...
Should Clients Fit in the Collaborative Process or Should the Collaborative Process Fit Our Clients?
Last September, during our Introductory Learning Program, Zanita Zacks-Gabriel shared this thought: if you walk the walk and talk the talk then making Collaborative cases becomes easier. You need to have confidence in what you are teaching your...
More Thoughts on What Makes a “Good” Collaborative Professional?
Written by My Collaborative Team President, Edward S. Sachs, ACP
During last week’s Happy Hour I mentioned that I had changed my view of what makes a good Collaborative Professional. Actually, I think that the...
