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28 02 2006

OPEN FOR BUSINESS: Canadian mediator and arbitrator launches alternative dispute resolution blog

Posted by: Diane Levin in Uncategorized

Canadian mediator launches ADR blogAlthough alternative dispute resolution bloggers are few in number, I was glad to learn this morning that our population has happily increased.

Stephen Raymond, a Toronto-based full-time mediator and arbitrator whose practice focuses on labor, employment, business, and commercial disputes, has launched Perspectives from a Mediator/Arbitrator. Stephen’s blog promises to serve as “a one stop for information on current trends and ideas in the areas of ADR and mediation”.

You can visit Stephen here. (Thanks to Michael Fitzgibbon at Thoughts from a Management Lawyer for the news about Stephen’s blog–as well as for the kind words about Online Guide to Mediation.)

Welcome to the bloggerhood, Stephen.

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One Response to “OPEN FOR BUSINESS: Canadian mediator and arbitrator launches alternative dispute resolution blog”
  1. Kristina Haymes says:

    March 1st, 2006 at 4:35 pm

    Diane, your blog is fabulous! I love the eclectic approach.
    I have just started another mediation blog, http://www.kristinahaymes.wordpress.com with the theme of making peace in various areas of one’s life.

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