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AAA Launches Digital Mediation Magazine
By Leslie King O’Neal Introducing Mediation Magazine On October 16, 2025, the American Arbitration Association (AAA) introduced its new digital publication, Mediation Magazine.[i]The debut issue features columns on AI & Mediation (MedAItion) by Amy Schmitz and William Froelich, International Mediation by Paul Sills and Mediation Aspects of SB 940 in CA by Mattie Robertson. AAA
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After 4,000 Years of Mediation, Why Aren’t We Better At It?
By Leslie King O’Neal CLM Construction Conference Features Mediation Panel It was a great honor to share the stage with two extraordinary mediators: the Hon. Victoria Chaney and Steve Nelson, as well as claims professional, Lee Wright[1] at the CLM Construction Conference[2] held in San Diego, CA, last week. We shared our thoughts on why
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Happy 1st Anniversary, Construction ADR Toolbox
By Leslie King O’Neal The Construction ADR Toolbox Blog Celebrates its First Anniversary It’s been a great year for our blog. We’ve covered many different ADR tools and topics in the past year. Here are a few highlights of posts on arbitration, mediation, artificial intelligence, insurance, and other ADR topics. We are looking forward to
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Mediation & the “Need for Speed”
By Leslie King O’Neal Speed Is The New Reality Adapting Mediation to “Speed Culture” The authors suggest lawyers and mediators must lean into the current “speed culture” and the mediation process must adapt to “the need for speed.” The authors criticize the leisurely pace at which some mediations are conducted, where half the day is
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MEDIATION SUCCESS WITH “GUIDED CHOICE”
By Leslie King O’Neal Getting to “yes” in construction mediation can be a lengthy process as parties and counsel sift through voluminous documents, expert reports, insurance policies and damages models to understand the risks and do cost-benefit analyses for settlement. If the parties haven’t exchanged information before the mediation session, negotiations may stall until insurance
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