LAW 690C
Mediation Seminar
Pace University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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This seminar will involve a detailed examination of the non-binding ADR process of mediation, primarily focusing on negotiation theory as a foundation of mediation, positional vs. problem-solving bargaining, the role and skills of a mediator, mediation advocacy, mediation ethics, and the legal framework of mediation. The course will also examine the role of lawyers in this process. Students will learn how to best advocate for their clients in mediation by discussing topics such as mediator selection, client preparation, and mediation strategy. In addition, students will learn about the different techniques used by mediators including different styles of mediation. Other topics will include ethical considerations in mediation and the law governing mediation. The course includes reading, lecture, discussion, role-playing and simulation exercises. Students will participate in several simulated mediations in addition to completing short written assignments on the subject of mediation.
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