Attorneys in ADR Need Advocacy Skills Too
Summary
Boulder, CO, August 24, 2007 --( NITA is filling that need with an innovative, new group of advocacy training programs that focus on alternative dispute resolution.According to attorneys, both experienced and inexperienced, who have taken a NITA alternative dispute resolution (ADR) course, there are surprising similarities and differences in case preparation for mediation and for trial.Using publications like Mediation Representation by Harold I. Abramson and The Mediator’s Handbook by John W. Cooley, and learning from well-known lawyers, judges, and law professors in the field, each participant walks away having a one-of-a-kind experience that only those who have taken a NITA course can claim.Using publications like Mediation Representation by Harold I. Abramson and The Mediator’s Handbook by John W. Cooley, and learning from well-known lawyers, judges, and law professors in the field, each participant walks away having a one-of-a-kind experience that only those who have taken a NITA course can claim.There are two upcoming ADR programs.There are early enrollment discounts available 60 days prior to a program’s start date as well as a limited number of need and mission-based scholarships.### Contact Information National Institute for Trial Advocacy Sara Musfeldt 303-953-6841 www.nita.org Click here to view the list of recent Press Releases from National Institute for Trial Advocacy Promote Your Business Press Release Pricing Email this page to a friend