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Ark. ADR Comm'n Req. Conduct Mediation STANDARD 10

TRAINING AND EDUCATION

activein force · 2026-09-30 – presentact-effective-date

A. Training. A mediator is obligated to acquire knowledge and training in the

performance of the mediation process, including an understanding of appropriate professional

ethics, standards, and responsibilities. Upon request, a mediator shall disclose the extent and

nature of the mediator’s education, training, and experience to the parties, the parties’ attorneys,

the judge in the case or the Arkansas Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission.

B. Continuing Education. It is important that mediators continue their professional

education as long as they are actively serving as mediators. A mediator shall be

personally responsible for ongoing professional growth, including participation in such

continuing education as may be required by law or rule of the Arkansas Alternative Dispute

Resolution Commission or any other appropriate authority.

C. New Mediator Training. An experienced mediator should cooperate in the training

of new mediators, including serving as a mentor.

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