Projects & Clients

The Harvard Negotiation and Mediation Clinical Program (HNMCP) connects organizations that would benefit from strategic advice for ongoing or upcoming negotiations or disputes with Harvard Law School students. These students, trained in both the theory and practice of dispute resolution, are prepared to exercise their new skills and knowledge on behalf of real-life clients. Students will receive academic course credit for their work with HNMCP.

In order to prepare students we need the active participation of partners facing real world challenges who are willing to work with us. We warmly invite conflict resolution practitioners, businesses, non-profit organizations, government agencies, and community groups to consider whether our clinic might suit their needs.

For a full listing of our projects and clients, please see the search menu in the sidebar on this page.

2013 Spring Projects

Harvard Vanguard Team

Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates/Atrius Health

Semester: 2013 Spring
Project Type: Conflict Resolution Advice, Curriculum Development
Students: Hema Patel & Sara del Nido

Atrius Health is an association of six multi-specialty, non-profit, physician group practices employing over 1,100 physicians and serving over 1,000,000 patients in Eastern and Central Massachusetts. Due to intense external challenges and cost pressures, medical chiefs and directors at Harvard … Continue reading →

Mass Division of Banks Team - Natalie Perez & Lauren Schloss

Massachusetts Division of Banks

Semester: 2013 Spring
Project Type: Dispute System Evaluation
Students: Natalie Perez & Lauren Schloss

The Massachusetts Division of Banks (DOB) is a regulatory agency within the Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation whose mission is to advance the public interest by ensuring a sound, competitive, and accessible banking and financial services environment. The … Continue reading →

Peru Ministry of Economy & Finance Team - Daniel Holman & Mark Johnson

Ministry of Economy and Finance of Peru

Semester: 2013 Spring
Project Type: Dispute System Evaluation, Stakeholder Assessment
Students: Daniel Holman & Mark Johnson

The Ministry of Economy and Finance of Peru (MEFP) manages the State Coordination and Response System for International Investment Disputes. The Response System supports and manages Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) cases and proceedings, as well as creating guidelines for arbitration … Continue reading →

Modria 2 Team - Daniel Dykes and Xin Liu

Modria.com

Semester: 2013 Spring
Project Type: Dispute System Design, Stakeholder Assessment
Students: Daniel Dykes & Xin Liu

Founded in 2011, Modria is a leading online dispute resolution services and technology company in the field of eCommerce and online payments. Modria believes that online dispute resolution (ODR) is the future of justice. It aims to change the way … Continue reading →

TBWA Team - Carlos Ormachea, Jason Orr & Natasha Caldwell

TBWA

Semester: 2013 Spring
Project Type: Conflict Resolution Advice, Dispute System Design, Stakeholder Assessment
Students: Carlos Ormachea, Jason Orr, and Natasha Caldwell

TBWA is the seventh largest Advertising Agency Network in the world, with 260+ offices in 100 countries. In North America, their two largest advertising offices operate under the name TBWAChiat Day, and are located in NY & LA. The changing … Continue reading →

OSC 2 Team - Olga Kamensky and John Abbruzzese

U.S. Office of Special Counsel

Semester: 2013 Spring
Project Type: Dispute System Evaluation, Stakeholder Assessment
Students: Olga Kamensky and John Abbruzzese

The U.S. Office of Special Counsel (OSC) is an independent federal investigative and prosecutorial agency whose mandate cover violations of four federal statutes: the Civil Service Reform Act, the Whistleblower Protection Act, the Hatch Act, and the Uniformed Services Employment … Continue reading →