Collaborative Conflict Resolution

1 credits · Professional

This three-day intensive will introduce students to conflict resolution theory and practice primarily within the Canadian legal context. It will focus on exploring collaborative problem solving and conflict resolution. Students would be exposed to theories of conflict and resolution including negotiation, conciliation, and mediation, and would have opportunities to practice negotiation, mediation and counselling clients for collaborative dispute resolution. The course will also maintain thematic focus on ethics, client advocacy, and access to justice. CALENDAR NOTES: Assessment Method: Evaluated on pass/fail/honours basis, based on class participation and a reflective essay. RESTRICTIONS: Open to 3L students only; Students may not take this course and LAWS 2113 – Alternative Dispute Resolution.