Spreading the Collaborative Practice way across the globe - in China
By Gloria James-Civetta
I had the opportunity to co-host 4 lawyers from the Kunming, the capital of Yunnan Province in China. I shared the knowledge of collaborative practice, another ADR tool for them to consider. They were both excited and eager to learn. And of course, I passed them the Singapore Collaborative Practice Group cup :)
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