Client hijacking isn’t always about control. It often stems from good intentions of wanting to be involved, feeling uncertain, or simply misunderstanding how collaboration works. The key is to maintain clear boundaries without damaging trust or enthusiasm.
Why Re‑Training in the Collaborative Process Is Essential (And Why You Should Encourage Others to Join)
In a world where legal and interpersonal disputes are often handled in courts and through confrontation, the Collaborative Process offers a transformative alternative, one centered on cooperation, empathy, and respectful resolution. To truly harness its power, ongoing training...
The Future of Collaborative Practice
Yesterday many of us had the good fortune to hear Woody Mosten speak to the Collaborative Law Committee of the ABA Alternative Dispute Section and take part in a very interesting discussion.
In 2011, Woody...
The Future of the Collaborative Process – A Must-Attend Program with Woody Mosten
If you're passionate about the evolution of Collaborative Practice or looking to better understand where the movement is headed, you won’t want to miss this special opportunity.
On Tuesday, June 17, 2025, at 3:00 PM...
