Northwest Dispute Resolution Conference

May 4-5, 2012

19th Annual Northwest Dispute Resolution Conference

Conference Format

This is the premier dispute resolution conference in the Northwest. Recognized as being among the best dispute resolution conferences nationally.

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Each year the conference applies for CLE accreditation; the 2012 conference was approved for 9 CLE Credits (includes 2 CLE Ethics Credits) in Washington.

Conference materials are available for download online. After you register you'll receive a link and passcode by email.

ADR Advocacy Track

Following the success of the 2011 Mediation Advocacy Track, the conference presented a complete series for those interested in issues of advocacy in ADR: the 2012 ADR Advocacy Track.

Conference News

To learn breaking news and updates on the conference as soon as it happens:

• follow @NWDRConference on Twitter and search hashtag #NWDR
• like the NWDR Conference Facebook page

Continuing Legal Education Credits

9.00 CLE credits (including 2.0 Ethics credits for Session 2.5, Ethics in Mediation) are approved in Washington for the 2012 Conference. For assistance regarding CLE credit in other states, contact Conferences & Continuing Education at (206) 543-0059 or (800) 253-8648.

Location

The conference is held at the William H. Gates Hall, home of the University of Washington School of Law. For more information about the conference venue, accommodation, location, lodging, and transportation, see theConference Location page here.

Sponsorship

Be a sponsor of the conference. See the 2012 Sponsors here. You can still sponsor the conference. Your practice and firm could be among those listed who have already pledged their support. Click here for more information.

Organizational Sponsors

The Conference is a collaborative effort of the following organizations:

• University of Washington School of Law
• Alternative Dispute Resolution Section of the Washington State Bar Association
• Washington Mediation Association
• Dispute Resolution Section of the King County Bar Association


All 2012 workshops. 
On-line registration. 
Conference brochure.