Collaborative Law Basic Training CLE (credit pending)

The Collaborative Law Process is an alternative to any form of dispute resolution that leaves the relationship between the parties broken and the parties themselves frustrated by a loss of control over the way personal and/or business problems are being handled. In collaborative practice, all parties – each represented by counsel – work together in a cost- and time-effective manner to achieve a settlement that reflects the needs and interests of all, including an agreement that the collaborative lawyers will not take the matter to court themselves if the effort fails.

Join us at Wake Forest University School of Law's Worrell Professional Center in Classroom 1301.

*Wake Forest University has no responsibility for the conduct of any program or activity offered by NCCCLA. Wake Forest functions only as a site for the event and will provide many of the services specified for the event such as facilities, food and housing. The University assumes no responsibility for any damage, injury or loss to any person or property, from any cause whatsoever, except to the extent such liability results from the sole negligence of Wake Forest.