Healthcare Webinar Series: The Healthcare Arbitration Preliminary Hearing
This recorded presentation will arm you with the information you will need to prepare your clients and guide them through the preliminary hearing.
This recorded presentation will arm you with the information you will need to prepare your clients and guide them through the preliminary hearing.
In this recorded presentation, arbitrators and veteran case administrators share how to establish the framework for your arbitration.
Decision-making science reveals how silent mental shortcuts (heuristics) like confirmation bias, anchoring, and affect, together with premature reliance on intuition can lead judges and arbitrators astray.
60 Minutes Young attorneys typically go from classrooms and textbooks (with relatively little practical experience before the day they are sworn in) to the shadow of computer screens. It is increasingly common for young attorneys to spend virtually no billable...
Duration: 1 hour Location: Online via Zoom Program Description: Interpreting the collective bargaining agreement often involves applying imprecise or ambiguous language to unexpected or complex situations. As the Supreme Court has noted, the collective bargaining agreement is more than an ordinary contract;...
60 Minutes We’ve all heard about the case involving tens if not hundreds of individual change orders that need to be decided. In this recorded webinar experienced construction industry lawyers and arbitrators discuss: What is the best approach as the...
60 Minutes The use of mediation is experiencing rapid global growth. It mirrors the rapid expansion of international business over several decades as large and small companies in a myriad of countries shift to a worldwide vision no longer tied...
90 Minutes As in a football game, even when you’ve advanced the ball with relative ease, there comes a point in every mediation where neither can side can or will make another move – a classic “goal line stance.” Facilitating...
60 Minutes Traditionally, the matter of sanctions in arbitration has been a murky one. While the courts have wielded largely unrestricted power to enforce rules and orders, the authority of arbitrators to impose sanctions has usually been circumscribed by the...
Duration: 3 hours Location: AAA-ICDR Midtown Office, 150 E 42nd St 17th floor, New York, NY The International Centre for Dispute Resolution, the international division of the American Arbitration Association, welcomes the Beijing International Arbitration Center and the Shenzhen Court of International Arbitration...
The ground rules pertaining to evidence in arbitration can be unexpected for those not familiar with the arbitral environment, and while arbitration is less formal than litigation, there are still rules that apply.
As is so often the case, preparation leads to success, and that is certainly true for collective bargaining. Not surprisingly, the process of preparing and the issues that must be addressed for unions differ from those that must be addressed...
The program will provide practitioners with a thorough understanding of the process of requesting Emergency measures of protection under the AAA's commercial arbitration rules and requirements for obtaining such measures.
140 Minutes By listening to this presentation, participants will learn from our experienced faculty about not only how to prepare for their next arbitration case, but also how to enhance their skills related to building the best case. The faculty...
120 Minutes By listening to this presentation, participants will learn from our experienced faculty about how to manage the many challenges that may occur while preparing your case for arbitration as well as at the hearing. The faculty focuses...
115 Minutes By listening to this presentation, participants will learn from our experienced faculty about how to prepare for their next arbitration case. The faculty focuses on the following topics: Assessing Your Position and Case Investigating and Building Your...
6 Hours 1. Labor Advocacy - Preparing for the Arbitration Hearing. By listening to this presentation, participants will learn from our experienced faculty about how to prepare for their next arbitration case. The faculty focuses on the following topics: -...
300 Minutes The effective presentation of a grievance in arbitration often depends upon the work done earlier in the grievance process. Most contracts specify how the grievance is to be initiated and the steps to complete the procedures. The grievance...
Duration: 2 hours 45 minutes Location: Online via Zoom Program Description: Please join us for an in-depth overview of a labor arbitration hearing. This live webinar will provide a walk-through and demonstration of a typical labor arbitration hearing and will include...
Duration: 2 hours 32 minutes Program Description: Please join us for an in-depth overview of a labor arbitration hearing. This live webinar will provide a walk-through and demonstration of a typical labor arbitration hearing and will include the perspectives and insights...
This 50-minute recorded webinar is specifically designed to provide arbitrators (or other participants in an arbitration proceeding) who have no education or training in the law with an overview of legal terms commonly used in arbitration.
Duration: 1 hour Time: 12:30 - 1:30 PM (Central Time) Location: Online via Zoom Program Description: With the House v. NCAA settlement poised to reshape college athletics, this webinar explores the legal and practical impact on NIL governance and dispute resolution. Attendees...
The panel in this recorded webinar discusses trends in arbitration agreements and explore approaches to promote the efficient and cost effective resolution of domestic and international life science disputes.
Too many litigators fail to understand that effective mediation advocacy is not the same as zealous litigation advocacy. In this focused, 60-minute recorded webinar for attorney advocates, you will learn valuable practice tips that can help you to maximize the...