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Prepare for the Future: Emerging Technologies and the New Challenges They Pose to the Arbitration Process
Luncheon for Fellows – Richard Silberberg Interviews the Honorable Dan Polster on the Opiod MDL
E-Discovery: Best Practices, Protocols and Technology
Not So Uncommon Unexpected Happenings
International Twister: What Happens when Parties from Different Cultures Bring Different Expectations and Practices to a Cross-Border Proceeding?
Halting the Hackers: How to Protect Electronic Business Data – Your Own and That of the Parties to Your Arbitrations
Managing the Circus: Comparing International and Domestic Procedures Designed to Achieve Efficiency and Fairness
Expert Q&A on International Arbitration in New York
New York has hosted more international arbitrations over the last several years than ever before. What are some of the reasons for this change? One factor contributing to this change is an increase in cross-border transactions involving middle-market, American companies, as well as large multinationals and classic trading and import companies, with foreign counter parties. As a result, there has been an overall increase in international arbitrations arising out of or relating to these …
Schein v. Archer: U.S. Supreme Court Again Reinforces Arbitration Agreements
Once again, United States Supreme Court has continued with its line of cases confirming the enforceability of arbitration in the United States. Adding to those precedents supporting arbitration, on January 8, 2019, the Supreme Court issued its decision in Henry Schein, Inc. v. Archer and White Sales, Inc. (Article from March 2019) …