The American Arbitration Association® is well known for specializing in beginning-to-end administered arbitration as a cost-effective alternative to litigation. While the AAA offers high value case management services, we also make it possible for parties to use various stand-alone administrative...
How does “appeal” apply in arbitration, and what are the appellate procedures? Learn how to prepare and present your appellate arbitration case.
You often ask; “I wonder how arbitrators view various aspects of arbitrations?” Well, during this six-part series, you will hear from seasoned healthcare arbitrators as they provide their perspectives.
What do domestic and international arbitrators contemplate during the deliberation and preparation of the Award? The differences for standard, Reason v.
The panel will share insights on what to consider when drafting domestic and international life sciences ADR clauses.
This is part 2 of a 4 Part Series on Best Practices to Save Time & Money for resolving domestic and international life sciences disputes.
In 2013, the American Arbitration Association® created the Administrative Review Council (ARC) to resolve certain administrative issues arising on large, complex domestic cases and to ensure that such case issues are reviewed and resolved at a high level by individuals...
Counsel who lack a thorough understanding of arbitration are often unwilling to trust the process and may be inclined to resort to the “comfort zone” of litigation.
This is two-part recorded webinar provides practical tips for resolving domestic and international life science disputes.
AAA Arbitrator Ernest Badway and securities expert, Kristen Howell, explore the interesting interplay of cryptocurrency, distributed ledger, blockchain, and cyber security environment as well as the technological, factual and legal issues surrounding their formation and structure.
Private companies that contract with each other to pursue or perform government contracts are hardly immune from encountering disagreements among themselves.
This webinar features Jus Mundi, the leading search engine in international law and arbitration for both legal research and business development powered by Artificial Intelligence.
AAA-ICDR® InnovAAAtion presents a virtual webinar series for AAA-ICDR panelists highlighting technology tools selected to help in your arbitration practice. Each webinar features tools designed by renowned companies in the legal technology field, with vendors demonstrating how to use them...
This webinar features AgileLaw, a software platform for organizing and introducing electronic exhibits in arbitrations and other legal proceedings.
AAA-ICDR® InnovAAAtion presents a virtual webinar series for AAA-ICDR panelists highlighting technology tools selected to help in your arbitration practice.
AAA-ICDR InnovAAAtion presents a webinar series for panelists featuring demos of technology tools by vendors and arbitrators sharing how they use those tools in their arbitration practice.
Whether given orally at the close of a hearing or in writing as a post-hearing brief, the primary function of the closing argument is to make it as easy as possible for the arbitrator to reach a favorable determination. The...
Closing arguments enable parties to end with the strengths of their case. Any evidence that directly supports the theory of your case should be included. Also, the opposing party’s weaknesses should be identified. Closing arguments should summarize the facts and...
