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You send a text, and the reply comes back short: "Fine." Suddenly, you find yourself replaying your last conversation, wondering whether you said something wrong. Sometimes it's your sibling, who went quiet after a family gathering, the coworker who seems distant after a disagre…
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Following the January 16, 2021 election results in Uganda that saw the incumbent President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni winning the presidential race, the second in the race Hon. Kyagulanyi Robert (aka Bobi Wine) petitioned the Supreme Court alleging that votes were rigged. He later w…
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By the end of March 2020, over 100 countries worldwide had instituted either a full or partial lockdown, affecting billions of people. Stuck at home with your spouse and families for the next unforeseeable future, you probably had one of two thoughts: 1) "I'm so in love and can'…
Read articleThomas J. Stipanowich is William H. Webster Chair in Dispute Resolution and Professor of Law at Pepperdine University, and Academic Director of the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution. He is a leading scholar, an experienced arbitrator and mediator. 1. What negotiation have…
Read articleThe Alternative Dispute Resolution (widely known as ADR) is a move to address and appreciate global commercial developments by introducing dispute resolution mechanisms that are not only efficient and accessible but also faster and cheaper. Arbitration is used both in the first…
Read articleUnderstanding and Appreciating the Role of Mediation as A Needed Mechanism to Conflict Resolution in Today’s SocietyUnderstanding and Appreciating the Role of Mediation as A Needed Mechanism to Conflict Resolution in Today’s SocietyUnderstanding and Appreciating the Role of Medi…
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