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Special Complimentary Event: Meet & Greet Court ADR Coordinators
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Special Complimentary Event: Meet & Greet Court ADR Coordinators
Published On:
May 08, 2026
Category:
Press Release
New York, NY — The New York County Lawyers Association ADR Committee will present:
Meet & Greet the ADR Coordinator
a complimentary program for NYCLA Members on May 14, 2026, at the NYCLA Home of Law located at 111 Broadway, New York, NY. The program is also available via webinar.
Join us for a special event hosted by the NYCLA ADR Committee.
NYCLA’s ADR Committee is hosting a “meet and greet” with Coleen Chin, the new State Court Regional ADR Coordinator for New York City (for all courts in the City), and with Glen Parker, whose official title is Assistant Deputy Chief Appellate Court Attorney in the Second Department, Appellate Division, but who we all know as the ADR coordinator of the Second Department’s ADR Office.
This is your opportunity to meet with Coleen, who would like to hear your ideas about the program citywide, and Glenn, who is currently recruiting Special Masters to mediate Second Department cases.
Faculty:
Program Chairs & Faculty: Coleen Chin, State Court Regional ADR Coordinator for New York City;
Glen Parker, Assistant Deputy Chief Appellate Court Attorney in the Second Department, Appellate Division, ADR Coordinator of the Second Department’s ADR Office.
Program Co-Chairs: Chris Fladgate, The Fladgate Firm and Leslie Treff, Law Office of Leslie Treff, Co-Chairs, NYCLA’s ADR Committee
Program Co-sponsor: NYCLA’s ADR Committee
Register here.
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