Winning the Mediation Game:

A Free CLE for FL & TX Attorneys

and CE for FL Adjusters

Prepare for ADR and learn to avoid common pitfalls that undermine settlement success.

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Date & Time

May 20, 2026 | 12:00 PM EST

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Location

Virtual via Zoom (Link provided upon registration)

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CLE Credits

Approved for 1.0 General Credit in Florida.

Approved for 0.75 General Credits and 0.25 ethics credits in Texas.

Register to attend here.

Learn how to avoid impasses instead of trying to break through them.

In this CLE/CE, we will discuss:

• Key differences between mediation and arbitration

• Strategic considerations for transitioning disputes from litigation to ADR

• Best practices for preparing cases and clients for ADR proceedings

• Common pitfalls that undermine ADR success— and how to avoid them

• Ethical considerations lawyers and adjusters must navigate in ADR

Have questions about the presentation?

Is this CLE session really free to attend?

Yes. Dr. Diamond is providing this session as a service to the Florida and Texas legal communities. There is no cost to register or receive your credit hour.

How do I receive my CLE credit after the session?

At the conclusion of the Zoom presentation, we will provide the Florida and Texas course codes. You can then report these directly to your respective State Bar.

How do I receive my CE credit after the session?

Brandon will email you with an affidavit you must sign to certify that you participated in the session. When you return the affidavit, he will report your attendance to DFS.

Who is this session designed for?

This presentation is specifically tailored for litigators, insurance defense counsel, personal injury attorneys, and adjusters looking to streamline their transition from litigation to ADR and improve their outcomes during mediation proceedings.

What makes this CLE different than others I have been to?

Brandon is not just an expert mediator, he is also an expert educator. He worked hard to make this presentation engaging and informative, creating it by hand using real-life examples and experiences, instead of creating it using AI as quickly as possible.

See our complete FAQ for more.