In this video Leila Gosselin discusses the essential requirements for an effective decision. She shares how to write an effective decision designed for the related audience, including the legal requirements for administrative decision makers. She addresses two main motives/explanations on what makes a written decision ineffective or futile. Leila shares a sample of a decision writing structure and the steps for effective decision writing. Leila Gosselin, BA Specialization in Criminology, JD, CTAJ Ms. Gosselin is a retired lawyer who practiced in the area of administrative law. She received her B.A. (Criminology with Distinction 1986), and LL.B. (1989), from the University[...]
Support for the regulation of mediation in Canada has waxed and waned over the years. Many practitioners agree that some form of oversight is needed although many cannot agree why. One of the strongest arguments against regulation is the cost involved to set up regulatory bodies which would likely mean higher professional membership fees for mediators. But there is more than one way to consider regulation and in this webinar we hear about the experience in Ireland with its Mediation Act, 2017 and if this model should be considered in Canada. Presenter: Colm Brannigan Colm Brannigan is mediator and arbitrator[...]
Imagine what the world could look like if we had more awareness or were more skillful in providing constructive feedback to each other! Jules utilizes “Active Engagement” (the art of active noticing and mindfulness) as a principled way to help teams, clients and consultants, families and loved ones have honest and safe conversations with each other. He promotes self reflection and being more aware of our own behaviors and actions to see if they are in alignment with our espoused values. Are they in sync? Perfect lessons and reminders as we re-emerge into a new world post Covid world. Jules LeBoeuf is a[...]
