November 17th, 2022
6:00 PM ET
Join Ms. Hernandez and learn how appropriate preparation, smart brief-craft, and thoughtful strategies during the mediation session — focused on the purpose, logistics and goals for the session — can not only reduce the potential for failure but maximize results.
Although mediation resolves most disputes, some mediations end in impasse. Such disappointments can usually be avoided, and positive resolutions achieved, when advocates are armed with knowledge of common mediation pitfalls and develop negotiation skills that can enhance mediation outcomes.
Event Details
To receive CLE credit, please pre-register and join via the Zoom link below. A link to the webinar will be sent to the email address you provide in your registration.
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_oCeK7F-pQF-u2DbpCO0njw#/registration
NAM is an accredited provider of CLE credit in New York, approved for traditional live-classroom format, as well as webinars. This course is approved for experienced and newly admitted attorneys. Attorneys will receive 1 credit in Professional Practice. For New York CLE attendance verification purposes, any course codes announced during the program must be recorded on the affirmation form available on the CLE Board website at:
https://ww2.nycourts.gov/sites/default/files/document/files/2018-03/affirmation_sample.pdf
Please e-mail your completed affirmation and evaluation form to spedersen@namadr.com in order to receive your certificate of attendance.
Please note that CLE credit can only be issued for those attendees who register and view the entire 50-minute program through Zoom.
Meet the Presenter:
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Susan Hernandez, Esq. is a member of NAM's (National Arbitration and Mediation) Hearing Officer Panel. In 2022, she was voted as a Top 3 Mediator in the New York Law Journal Best Of Survey and in 2021, she was ranked the #1 Mediator in the state. She has consistently been recognized as a Top Three neutral by the New York legal community and is a strong proponent of alternative dispute resolution (ADR). She was appointed to spearhead the Mediation Pilot Program in the Bronx Supreme Court, administered by the Appellate Division, First Department, and the Bronx County Supreme Court. Her mediation experience includes a range of case types that include personal injury, real property/partition contracts, employment, discrimination, and sexual harassment matters. She is renowned for her advocacy, legal acumen and insight and is a staunch supporter of women's rights and diversity in the workplace and frequently lectures on ways to establish procedures and policies to increase the appointment of women and minorities in the courtroom and as arbitrators and mediators in ADR.
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