Uniform Collaborative Law Act
ABA Family Law Section endorses Uniform Collaborative Law Act
From Harry Tindall on Collablaw List: On October 9, 2009 the American Bar Association Family Law Section voted to endorse the Uniform Collaborative Law Act. The Section will also be a co-sponsor of the Act, along with the Dispute Resolution Section, for final approval by the ABA House of Delegates next year.
Call for Papers: Hofstra Law Review on Collaborative Law
Call for Papers
Hofstra Law School
law.hofstra.edu/Academics/Journals/LawReview
Hofstra Law Review
Collaborative Law and the Uniform Collaborative Law Act:
Opportunities, Challenges, and Questions for the Future
Uniform Collaborative Law Act
For those wanting to keep track of the Uniform Collaborative Law Act, see this link:
http://www.nccusl.org/Update/CommitteeSearchResults.aspx?committee=279
Civil Collaborative Law Symposium Features Kathleen Clark & Michael Zeytoonian
Michael Zeytoonian (http://www.zeytooniancenter.com/) and Kathy Clark (http://www.servantlawyership.com/) are both featured speakers and Peter Munson, Chair of the Drafting Committee for the Uniform Collaborative Law Act. More below
Announcement from Global Collaborative Law Council:
The DALLAS BAR ASSOCIATION COLLABORATIVE LAW SECTION and the
GLOBAL COLLABORATIVE LAW COUNCIL Present the 5TH ANNUAL CIVIL COLLABORATIVE TRAINING September 23-24, 2009 8:45 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
TWO DAY CIVIL TRAINING 15 hours of Texas CLE Including 4 hours ethics, pending
Views of the UCLA
After Jumping Ship
There are many lawyers who revel in the fine-tuning of documents. They are amazed at the placement of commas. They can speak for long periods of time about sentence structure and word choice. I am not one of them. Don't take me wrong. I love drafting. I booked Legal Drafting in law school. I even like to edit. I like to have precision in my language and I can understand wanting a high level of precision in a uniform law. But as a spectator sport? How much of this can one take?
Live from Santa Fe: Historic Proceedings: Uniform Collaborative Law
Today is expected to be historic in the Collaborative Law movement. I'm in Santa Fe, observing the proceedings of the Uniform Law Commission as the Uniform Collaborative Law Act (UCLA) is being considered.
IACP Advisory Board member Harry Tindall of Houston, Texas, a Commissioner member of the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws.
About the Uniform Law Commission:
Call for Papers- Collaborative Law (Uniform Act)
From: http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/family_law/2009/06/call-for-papers-coll... (Barbara Glesner Fines, Editor)
Call for Papers - Collaborative Law
Hofstra Law Review has issued a call for papers for an upcoming special symposium issues on Collaborative Law and the Uniform Collaborative Law Act: Opportunities, Challenges, and Questions for the Future