• Mediation Essentials - January 8 through January 12, 2024, 8:00a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Friday class adjourns at 3:30 p.m.)
• Approved for 32 NV MCLE credits, which includes 30 general credits and 2 ethics credits
• This class has 8 slots open for non-law students.  You do not need to be at attorney to take the class.

Join us for this dynamic and interactive mediation training taught by expert and adjunct law professor, Margaret M.

The Department of the Interior has issued proposed regulations dealing with Tribal-State compacts pursuant to IGRA (25 CFR Part 293). The proposed regulations would substantively amend the current regulations. The panel will discuss what these changes mean for tribes, states and other affected parties.

The panel discussion will kick off the 2024 Health Law Conference sponsored by UNLV Health Law Program, a partnership between the William S. Boyd School of Law at UNLV and the UNLV School of Public Health. 

The 2024 Health Law Conference is sponsored by the UNLV Health Law Program, a partnership between the

Professor Mitch Zamoff will present, Proposed Arbitral Disclosure of Social Media Activity, an article for which he and his co-author received the "Best Article of the Year" Award from the American Association of Law Schools ADR Section.  

Join us for From Lawyer to Neutral: Meet Kristine Kuzemka on Wednesday, February 7 at 12:15 p.m. After 15 years as an attorney, Kristine Kuzemka has spent the last few years as a full-time mediator, arbitrator, and discovery referee. Please join the OUTLaws as we discuss Kristine's career path, what it means to be a "neutral," and how her identity impacts her life. Students who attend may use this event to count towards their Dispute Resolution Concentration. Food will be provided.

Jim Rooney (Pittsburgh Steelers Ownership) and Jerami Duri (American University Washington, College of Law Sports Law Professor) will present on diversity, equity, and inclusion in NFL Hiring.

The AALS ADR Section “New Voices in Dispute Resolution” Presents:

When and Why Do People Choose to Engage with the Civil Justice System Through Litigation or Alternatives?