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Decision, Interrupted: Breaking Bias in Arbitrator Appointments
What Happens When a Party Challenges the Arbitrator Selection Process Alleging Racial Bias?
What’s New? 2021 Annual Arbitration Update
2021 Ethics Practicum
Using the Pre-Hearing Conference to Win Your Commercial Arbitration
From International Dispute Resolution to Investment Arbitration, the Latest College of Commercial Arbitrators Inductees Among the ‘Most Diverse Yet’
The 12 New Fellows Considered Experts in the Industry; Span from Singapore to New York AUSTIN, TX – The College of Commercial Arbitrators (CCA), a professional, collegial organization established in 2001, celebrates and advocates excellence in the field of commercial arbitration – in the US and internationally - inducts 12 Fellows into its invitation-only society. The latest inductees add to more than 200 of the top commercial arbitrators in the industry. “Our new Fellows bring expertise …
Tips on Effective Use of Subpoenas in Arbitration
Earlier in my career both as an advocate and as an arbitrator I did not fully appreciate the differences in compelling testimony and documents from third parties in arbitration as compared to litigation at the courthouse. After serving on an arbitration panel where counsel for one side made some crucial mistakes in seeking subpoenas it became clear to me that understanding this issue was a necessary part of an advocate’s tool kit. My experience has proven that, in arbitration cases, …
CCA’s 2021 Annual Meeting is going Virtual!
Revised program information is now available on the official Event page. Online Registration for CCA Fellows is open! Login as a Fellow first and then visit the official event page. Mark your calendars -- Registration is open! When: October 28-29, 2021 (Board Meeting On October 27th)What: CCA’s 21st Annual MeetingWhere: Online/Virtual …
Debunking Misperceptions: The Upsides of Commercial Arbitration
(©2021 Published in Litigation, Vol 47, No. 4, Summer 2021, by the American Bar Association. Reproduced with permission. All rights reserved.) We all recall The New York Times’ three-day, front-page series in 2015 entitled “Beware the Fine Print,” and the provocative tagline of its first segment, “Arbitration Everywhere, Stacking the Deck of Justice.” The series raised legitimate questions concerning the fairness of “forced” arbitration agreements prohibiting consumers and employees from …

