Diane Levin called us "nice folks" in this October 19th comment and said, "I have always been grateful to you over the years for your collegiality and your support for fellow bloggers like me" in this June 22nd comment.
Diane even thanked us for "always serving as such a great resource on all things ADR." Thank you Diane!
Keith Ecker reviewed the blog in the January InsideCounsel and determined that, "Legal blogs have become as commonplace as lawsuits. A quick Google search for 'litigation blog' or 'employment law blog' will bring up thousands of hits. But there’s still one realm that’s fairly untapped—arbitration. The National Arbitration Forum Blog fills this void and has been doing so since November 2004."
Rose Maria Mansor said, "Your blog provides a lot of useful tips on negotiations skills" in her October 10th remark.
Now help us celebrate!
Here are some of the most talked about posts from the last year. Please let us know, via comment here or on your blog, if you appreciated or enjoyed a particular post—even if it is not on the list.
November
Law Students Focus on Election Law at 08-09 Arbitration Competition
October
FORUM Arbitrators to Speak on Corporate Counsel Panel
5 Ways Conflict Resolution Can Stretch Your Dollar during the Economic Slump
And Now You Know the Rest of the Story
September
"Be Persistent About Your Presence in the ADR Profession"
E-Discovery Threatens Justice System, Hurts Those of Modest Means
WI Now Permits Occasional Representation in ADR Proceedings by Lawyers Not Licensed in Their State
Wordles of the Day: Arbitration and ADR
August
Playing the Odds, Settlement or Trial?
July
Problem: Americans Increasingly Denied Access to Justice
Texas Panel: Perspectives on Post-Dispute Arbitration Agreements
June
Study: Prompt Settlements May Save Money
May
Eleventh Circuit: Arbitration Act Does Not Encompass Mediation
March
The Word on Hall Street Is No Expanded Review
February
Hillary Clinton the Most "Cybersquatted" Name This Election
January
Healthcare Mediation and "I’m Sorry" Programs
The Difference between Mediation and Arbitration
KFC Employees Opt for Arbitration, But Judge Says They Waived Right to Arbitrate
December 2007
Tom Hanks Files for Arbitration over Construction Defects
Most Unfair Jurisdictions 2007
Overlawyered.com Spotlights Studies, Who Wins in Arbitration?
3 comments:
Our personal favorite would have to be the one that was featured in the Fourth of July themed Blawg Review. Thanks to attorney Jon Friedman for including our post that addressed the concern that Americans, except for the extremely wealthy, are increasingly denied access to the courts.
http://arbitration-forum.blogspot.com/2008/07/problem-americans-increasingly-denied.html
Thanks to John DeGroote at Settlement Perspectives for his thoughtful "Happy Birthday" wishes!
http://www.settlementperspectives.com/2008/11/the-national-arbitration-forum-blog-a-great-resource-turns-four/
You are so very welcome. National Arbitration Forum Blog is a valued member of the ADR blogosphere and a supportive friend and neighbor in our corner of cyberspace. Congratulations on an impressive milestone -- on the internet, where things happen fast and change comes instantly, 4 years is practically the cyber equivalent of a century! Happy birthday -- and here's to many more. Best wishes from a fellow blogger!
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