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Welcome to the Lawyers & Mediators International Show & Podcast where we discuss law and conflict resolution topics to educate both professionals and every day people.
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Katy Harris returns to discuss the importance of conflict resolution, particularly in the context of family law and child custody.
Kiki Limitless returns for our 3rd annual predictions for the mediation industry.
A quick discussion about the new online conflict resolution tool ZODR AI, with Alberto Elisavetski of ODR Latinoamerica.
Most mediated settlements quietly collapse post-agreement—and when they do, they turn small disputes into costly escalations. Harshitha Ram of HarshithaRam.com uncovers the hidden pitfalls that threaten even the most promising mediations and shares how mediators and counsel can build agreements that truly last.Blog post on LMIPodcast.com Episode 346.
Most mediators overlook how AI-powered tools can actually transform dispute resolution. In this episode, we discuss how ZODR's AI platform is revolutionizing mediation from case creation to real-time insights—making mediators more effective and parties more satisfied. If you’re tired of manual admin work, want to streamline your cases, and harness technology to resolve conflicts faster, this episode is for you.Learn More at LMINetwork.com/zodrHave you voted? If you find ZODR intriguing, VOTE FOR ZODR at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KDPZHPT for the 2026 ABA Techshow Startup Alley CompetitionWhat is Startup Alley? Learn more: https://www.lawnext.com/2026/01/voting-is-now-open-pick-the-15-finalists-to-compete-at-startup-alley-at-aba-techshow-2026-in-march.html
This conversation features Mediator Katy Harris of MediationMattersMidlands.co.uk and Psychologist Penny Ruth Willis of nvrnorthampton.co.uk into conflict resolution in children, the non-violent resistance approach, the impact of trauma on parenting, community support for children, and the concept of coercive control in parenting. It provides practical tips for parents and co-parenting, emphasizing the importance of community support and understanding the impact of conflict on children's well-being. The conversation delves into the effectiveness of Non-Violent Resistance (NVR) strategies in parenting, the impact of parental conflict on children's behavior, the role of parents in modeling behavior, challenges of parenting after separation, the importance of support networks, and the empowerment and support for parents. It also highlights the impact of parental conflict on children and the need for parental empowerment and support.
In this conversation with Jim Melamed of Mediate.com, we cover the evolution of Mediate.com, the tech evolution of mediation, the integration of AI in mediation, and the importance of empowerment and informed decision-making in mediation practices. This video is a revisit of Jim's earlier talk on the Will Work for Food YouTube Channel, created by Natalie Armstrong-Motin. Find that original recording here: Youtube.com/@willworkforfood
In this conversation, the authors of Governing AI, delve into the impact of AI on dispute resolution, the role of regulation, legislation, and international standards in governing AI, and the target audience and key takeaways from the book.
Andy Semotiuk of the PaceLawFirm.com and contributor to Forbes, delved into the topics of international law, sovereignty, and the enforcement of international rules by exploring the implications of the recent seizure of Maduro.
Katy Harris of MediationMattersMidlands.co.uk joined the LMIPodcast.com to discuss trends we both see in family law and mediation as well as the upcoming Bridging the Gap Conference 2026.
Bill Glover of billglover.com, a mediator and technologist, shares insights from his Texas Mediator Field Study 2025, covering topics such as business challenges, mentorship, referral strategies, and professional isolation. Full interview at LMIPodcast.com.
Tom King from Toolkit.law visited the LMIPodcast.com to discuss recent updates to Toolkit.law, the ever-expanding legal tech tool for lawyers and mediators, and share the upcoming 2026 Texas MLK Day CLE Celebration in Houston January 19. Discover how this event aims to unite legal professionals in a day of learning and reflection, honoring Dr. Martin Luther King's legacy. #MLKDay #LegalEducation #ToolkitLaw
In this episode, Danielle Simms of SimmsLawGroup.com joined to discuss the increasing reliance on AI in legal proceedings, particularly among pro se litigants. We explore the challenges faced by individuals representing themselves in court, the dangers of relying on AI-generated content, and the responses from courts, including new regulations and potential sanctions. The conversation emphasizes the importance of legal representation and the need for accuracy in legal filings, while also considering the future implications of AI in the legal field.
In this episode, Ernest Baello of Moradi Neuffer (CaliforniaFamilyLawGroup.com) discusses various strategies for resolving family law cases in California. He explores the importance of mediation and collaborative approaches, the realities of court proceedings, and the necessity of being litigation ready. The conversation also addresses the challenges of dealing with bad faith actions in family law and emphasizes the importance of negotiating from a position of strength.
Dr. Bernadette Atanga of AtangaMD.com, author of Beneath the Armor and speaker, discusses the critical issues surrounding Suicide Prevention Month, focusing on the internal conflicts that lead to suicidal ideation, particularly among men. She emphasizes the importance of addressing mental health as a medical issue, the societal pressures that prevent men from expressing vulnerability, and the need for support networks. Dr. Atanga shares strategies for embracing vulnerability and the significance of communication in navigating emotional health, especially during crises like divorce. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding and compassion in addressing men's mental health issues and the role of community support in prevention.
Katy Harris of Mediation Matters Midlands joined the LMIPodcast to explore the intersection of neurodiversity and family law, particularly in mediation settings. She explains the concept of neurodiversity, highlighting how different brain types process information and communicate. We discussed the importance of understanding these differences in mediation practices, emphasizing the need for neuro-inclusive approaches. The conversation also touches on the challenges and opportunities presented by online mediation, advocating for adaptable practices that cater to diverse needs.
Andy Semotiuk of the PaceLawFirm.com and Forbes contributor discusses the recent conflict negotiations taking place between Russia and Ukraine.
EP330 Katy Harris of the UK, a mediator and international speaker, joined the LMIPodcast to discuss her work and MIAMs, also known as Mediator Information and Assessment Meetings, which facilitate conflict resolution as part of the pre-judicial process. Learn more at LMIPodcast.com.
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