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Collaborative Law: Training Needs

Michael M. Nash JD, PhD

Forensic Psychologist.
Bozeman, Montana.
U.S.A.

Development of collaborative law is considered. The focus is now on the client rather than fact patterns and legal forms. Lawyers will need training to operate effectively in this manner. The humanistic or Rogerian model seems to be appropriate for guiding training and research. Other needs include certification development, predictive selection instruments and appropriate outcome research. Certification will probably develop along traditional legal specialty lines.


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