Business spat between Daryl Hall and John Oates has been resolved in arbitration, attorneys say
Daryl Hall and John Oates have resolved their dispute over a Hall & Oates business partnership through arbitration.
The Daily Record announces 2025 Leaders in Law honorees
The Daily Record and the Maryland State Bar Association honor outstanding lawyers and judges annually through Leaders in Law.
The Daily Record announces 2024 Leaders in Law honorees
The Daily Record and the Maryland State Bar Association honor outstanding lawyers and judges annually through the Leaders in Law awards program.
The Daily Record announces winners of 2023 Leaders in Law
The Daily Record and the Maryland State Bar Association honor outstanding lawyers and judges annually through the Leaders in Law awards program.
8 seasons of war in ‘Game of Thrones’ lead to ADR
A friend and colleague pointed out to me that the entire eight-year run of the hit television series “Game of Thrones” – where sustained conflict inflicted countless deaths and drained […]
How to buy a car using ADR skills — and saving thousands
I treated car buying as a week-long mediation and was able to save thousands through negotiation.
Jeff Trueman: When searching for a mediator, look by listening
The private mediation market is flooded with people looking to break into the field. When law students ask me whether they can make a career in mediation, I tell them […]
MSBA panel examines how mediation in orphans’ court can keep feuding families together
When families fight, mediation can help resolve disputes before rifts form and relatives stop speaking to each other. And, as people live longer, there are more possible conflicts among family […]
Study: As ADR grows in Md., courts, participants reap benefits
OCEAN CITY – Court-affiliated alternative dispute resolution has grown quickly in Maryland since its inception several decades ago, with more than 70 individual ADR programs currently able to handle family […]
Steven I. Platt: The new and improved resolution of disputes
This column is the first of a series of columns which will detail the parallel growth and development of alternative dispute resolution in Maryland with the advent and evolution of […]
Harrell, recently retired judge, becomes a neutral
Now-retired Court of Appeals Judge Glenn T. Harrell Jr. saw it coming as he approached the state's mandatory judicial retirement age of 70.
‘Neutrals’ in high gear
Alternative dispute resolution was once thought of as a resource primarily for small claims and family law cases but is now gaining traction in more high-stakes lawsuits, including commercial litigation […]
















