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The Future of ADR, in the ADR Handbook of the ADR Section of the State Bar of Texas (2018) with Justice Frank Evans and Colin Rule.
Bexar County by the Numbers – Updated Trends and Graphs, San Antonio Lawyer Magazine 5 (July-August 2018)
Why Can’t They Settle? The Psychology of Relational Disputes, 18 Cardozo J. Conflict Resol. 311 (2017)(with Harry L. Munsinger).
The Critical Role of Dispute Resolution Skills in Legal Decision Making,
8 American Journal of Mediation 13 (2015).
Bexar County by the Numbers: Recent Bexar County District Court Statistics,
San Antonio Lawyer Magazine 8 (July-August 2016) (winner of a Stars of Texas Bars Awards (news: 2016 – 17).
Checkmate: Early Moves Define Negotiation Outcomes, News for the Bar (Texas Bar Litigation Section; Spring 2015), reprinted in ABA Dispute Resolution Section’s Just Resolutions (June 19, 2015), Texas Bar ADR Section’s Alternative Resolutions (July 16, 2015), and San Antonio Lawyer Magazine (July-August 2014).
Decisional Errors – Why We Make Them and How to Address Them, 64 Dispute Resolution Journal 64 (Nov. 2009 – Jan. 2010).
Decisional Errors – On the Field, On the Bench, In Negotiations, Harvard Negotiation Law Review Online Edition (2009).
The Value of Economic Analysis in Preparing for Mediation,
63 Dispute Resolution Journal 49 (April 2008), reprinted in AAA Handbook on Mediation (2d 2010), Alternative Resolutions (2014).
The Psychology of Bad Economic Decisions,
7 JAMS Dispute Resolution Alert 1 (Fall 2007).
Deal or No Deal? Or Perhaps a Better Deal? The Impact of Improved Information,
25 Alternatives to the High Cost of Litigation 177 (Dec. 2007).
How “Tomorrow’s Lawyers” are Using Technology Today to Improve Outcomes, 31 Alternatives to the High Cost of Litigation 81 (June 2013), reprinted in Alternative Resolutions (2014).
Harnessing the Power of Information and Insight to Improve Strategic Decision Making and Choice, 16 Pepperdine Dispute Resolution Law Journal 193 (2016).
Comprehensive Trial Preparation Includes ADR Process Design: What Type of Mediator Best Fits This Case?, 11 Conflict Management Newsletter 17 (ABA, Section of Litigation, Fall 2007); reprinted as Trial Preparation Includes ADR Process Design: What Type of Mediator Fits Best?, 9 ABA Commercial & Business Lit. 1 (ABA Lit. Winter 2008).
SABA Pioneers Shape Development of Alternative Resolutions,
San Antonio Lawyer Magazine 10 (January-February 2017).
Litigators Needed to Advise Transaction Lawyers on Litigation Prenups,
56 The Texas Bar Advocate 36 (Fall 2011), reprinted in Alternative Resolutions (2013).
Loser Pays Rules May Exclude Mediation in Some Small Cases But Overall Impact Muted, 21 Alternative Resolutions 16 (Spring 2012) (with Mike Schless).
Thankful for Unanswered Prayers? Unconscionability ‘Equilibrium’, 27 Alternatives to the High Cost of Litigation 145 (Oct. 2009).
Litigating Arbitration Slows as Mediation Becomes More Popular,
43 Texas Tech Law Review 757 (2011) (with Audrey Lynn Maness and Philip J. Loree).
Still Litigating Arbitration in the Fifth Circuit, But Less Often,
42 Texas Tech Law Review 551 (2010) (with Audrey Lynn Maness).
Litigating Alternative Dispute Resolution in the Fifth Circuit,
41 Texas Tech Law Review 739 (2009) (with Audrey Lynn Maness).
Trends in Litigating Arbitration: Using Motions to Compel Arbitration and Motions to Vacate Arbitration Awards, 76 Defense Counsel Journal 338 (2009).
Alternative Dispute Resolution,
40 Texas Tech Law Review 445 (2008) (with Audrey Lynn Maness).
Litigating Arbitration: A 2007 Texas Arbitration Review,
60 Baylor Law Review 613 (2008) (with Audrey Lynn Maness).
Chief Justice Rehnquist’s First Bout with Classroom Instruction,
58 Oklahoma Bar Journal 817 (1986) (with Pamela J. Minetto).
Off the Bench: While Senators Debated His Future, William Rehnquist Became a Laid-Back Professor in Malibu, Los Angeles Times Magazine, Nov. 2, 1986, at 8 (with Pamela J. Minetto).
