Mixed-mode dispute resolution is becoming more common as parties endeavor to structure processes that provide optimal (and sometimes multiple) opportunities to resolve disputes. There are many different ways to structure mixed-mode dispute resolution processes. Read More
The benefits of incorporating arbitration provisions in commercial contracts are well-established. Often overlooked, however, are the advantages of agreeing to arbitrate disputes after the inception of a lawsuit filed in court. (Published in the… Read More
Despite nearly a century having passed since the adoption of the Federal Arbitration Act (“FAA”) to ensure the enforcement of arbitration agreements, the enforcement of arbitration provisions continues to be frequently litigated. Since 2015,… Read More
In light of social distancing required by COVID-19 and the uncertainty as to when it will be safe to congregate in person again, questions abound as arbitrators navigate the shift toward a new digital… Read More
The age of commercial arbitration has come. “We have become an arbitration nation,” said the U.S. Court of Appeals for the ninth Circuit just last year; “an increasing number of private disputes are resolved… Read More
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… Read More
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… Read More
Effective July 1, 2019, Pennsylvania will join 20 other states and DC that have modernized their laws covering voluntary arbitration agreements by implementing the Revised Uniform Arbitration Act (“RUAA”) promulgated by the Uniform Law… Read More
Not too long ago, back when paper and pen ruled the world, just about all arbitrators or mediators had to do to ensure the security of confidential case records was lock their office door… Read More
It doesn’t make for a good day when learning that your livelihood and passion are in jeopardy. In 2007 we were informed that the Texas Legislature was contemplating a bill that required disclosure of… Read More
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