24 interactive problem-solving exercises PLUS three plenary ses-
sions. This is NOT a sit-and-listen program. Participants will address real-world issues that arise in arbitrations through role-play exercises and problem-solving discussions. You will leave the program with improved advocacy skills, a solid understanding of what works (and doesn’t work) in arbitration, and an understanding of why what works works and why what doesn’t work doesn’t.
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