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Arbitration and Class Actions: A Bleak Future?
By Jacqueline A. ChamberlainThe Southern District of New York recently cited Concepcion as authority to enforce arbitration agreements.
Finding Commonality: The Lessons of Dukes for Class Litigation
By Jeffrey Krausman and John LandeCases explaining the requirements of Rules 23(a) and (b) are instructive for arbitrators at/litigation/mo/premium-lt/articles/ting to apply the parallel arbitration rules.
Texas General Arbitration Act Allows for Expanded Judicial Review
By Gabrielle JacksonThe Naftka Traders court held that the TAA allows parties to contract for expanded review of arbitration awards.
When Non-Signatories Compel Arbitration, Relationships Matter
By Gilda R. TuritzThe relationship among parties is a key factor in determining the outcome of a non-signatory’s motion to compel arbitration.
When Is an Arbitration Award Final for Purposes of Collateral Estoppel?
By Alexander O. CanizaresApplying issue preclusion to arbitration has proven difficult and unpredictable, complicated in part by perceived differences between arbitration and litigation.
Seventh Circuit Allows Arbitrator to Hear Dispute over Original Award
By Adam Waskowski
Discovery Subpoenas in Arbitration—Due Care Required
By David T. Lopez
When Is Arbitration a Tribunal under 28 U.S.C. § 1782?
By Jonathan Straw
Ninth Circuit Departs from Fifth Circuit's Prohibition of Ex Parte Conduct by Arbitrators
By Olivia St. Clair
Negotiation Basics for Young Lawyers
By P. Jean Baker
Does a Federal Arbitration Privilege Apply in Arbitration Proceedings
By P. Jean Baker
How to Avoid an Insurance Carrier's Post Hoc Veto Power
By Randal L. Hutson
The Supreme Court Erects Another Roadblock to Challenging Arbitration
By Rebecca Callahan
Ten Things Lawyers Love/Hate about Mediators
By Jobi Halper
A Blow to Class Arbitration
By Brian T. Feeney
Young Lawyers: Selecting the Right Mediator
By P. Jean Baker
Chess Clock Arbitration
By Raymond A. Garcia, Nicole Liguori Micklich, and Michael V. Pepe
NLRB Strikes Down Employer’s Mandatory Arbitration Policy
By Kelly Petrocelli, Gerald F. Lutkus, and William A. Nolan
Private Mediation: A Quick Checklist
By Beatrice O'Donnell
Preventing a Runaway Arbitration with a Well-Drafted Arbitration Clause
By Patricia C. O'Prey and Gilda R. Turitz
The Evidentiary Hurdles of Arbitration
By Matthew K. Edling
Why Trial Lawyers Should Love Arbitration
By John Arrastia Jr.
Supreme Court Upholds Arbitration Anti-Class Provisions in AT&T Mobility LCC v. Concepcion
By Jobi Halper
Argument Leans Toward State's Right to Apply Unconscionability Standard in Consumer's Favor
By Jobi Halper
Ninth Circuit Reaffirms Narrow Scope of Review of Arbitration Awards
By Adam Waskowski
Choosing Arbitration in Construction Cases
By Neal M. Eiseman
What to Do When Insolvency Becomes an Issue in Mediation
By Rebecca Callahan
Halliburton/KBR Gang Rape Gives Employment Arbitration Provision Center Stage
By Jobi Halper
Supreme Court Curtails Federal Jurisdiction Over Arbitrability Disputes
By J. Noah Hagey
The Debate Continues Over the "Agreement in Writing" Requirement in International Arbitration
By James Hosking and Yasmine Lahlou
EEOC Mediation: An Early and Often-Overlooked Opportunity to Settle an Employment Dispute
By Jennifer B. Salvatore
Effective Use of Depositions at Tricbaral
By Jeffrey J. Kroll
The Secrets of Superstar Associates
By Tom Hentoff
Statutory Construction: Lessons from Recent Supreme Court Decisions
By Victoria Dorfman
Twelve Tips for Making Expert Testimony Come Alive
ByAron Levko
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