Location: Online via Zoom Time: 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm (Eastern Time) Program Description: This 60-minute CLE webinar will provide attorneys and mediators with practical, strategic guidance on how to effectively prepare for mediation across various practice areas, including commercial, construction, bankruptcy,...
During this 90-minute webinar, a faculty of experienced arbitrators will discuss tips and best practices for counsel to use when preparing for virtual arbitration hearings. They will explore: • Managing Client Expectations • Technology Preparation • Model Orders and Procedures...
Location: New York, NY AAA-ICDR Dispute Resolution Center150 East 42nd Street,17th FloorNew York, NY 10017 Time: 3:30 pm - 6:30pm (Eastern Time) Click Here for the full program agenda. Program Description: The first annual AAA-ICDR® Commercial Conference - Resolving Financial Disputes: Arbitration Strategies and...
Attorneys, parties and arbitrators have all seen where arbitrations have increasingly mirrored the more time consuming and elongated practices of litigation.
This 20-minute presentation highlights arbitration’s flexibility to provide parties in dispute with the opportunity to be creative in fashioning solutions that save time, money and stress.
Arbitration offers the potential for saving significant time and cost in resolving disputes.
Mediation as an alternative dispute resolution process has become increasingly popular in recent years.
90 Minutes This recorded presentation discusses the characteristics of a successful construction project and looks at domestic and international contractual considerations as they relate to best practices for ADR clause options. Discussions include the selection of the AAA-ICDR in the...
60 Minutes As owners and contractors alike become more sophisticated, the “usual suspects” still plague every project from a small apartment complex to a large oil and gas mega project. Those ubiquitous claims often are unable to be resolved during...
130 Minutes Preparation is essential to the successful presentation of an employment arbitration case. The AAA employment arbitration process is comprised of a well-defined set of steps by which most employment cases proceed. Faculty will provide a walk-through of what...
80 Minutes Arbitration hearings can be much more flexible than a trial in court. Experienced arbitrators and advocates know that the arbitration hearing often can be tailored to fit the circumstances of the particular case. This 90-minute recorded webinar presented...
The Preliminary Hearing can be used to position the management of a case on an efficient, economical and effective path.
AAA Arbitrators Sandra Jeskie and Ernest Badway explore the interesting interplay of the metaverse and its relationship with the use of Nonfungible Tokens (NFTs) as products and services in the metaverse.
Duration: 48 minutes Program Description: Effective advocacy and brief writing require that an attorney communicate persuasively with the arbitrator. In this webinar, an experienced arbitrator, who is a former appellate court judge, and a trial court judge shares tips on...
50 Minutes In today's digital age, where social media plays a pivotal role in networking and professional relationships, it's crucial for arbitrators to navigate these platforms transparently. This session will offer a structured framework tailored for arbitrators, enabling them to...
Duration: 46 minutes Program Description: This course examines the AAA's Mass Arbitration Supplementary Rules, the process and procedure thereunder, and gives a look at current trends, efficiencies in mass arbitration, and other considerations. Program Faculty: Adam Shoneck - VP, American Arbitration...
60 Minutes Success in arbitration is attributable to a number of factors, including knowledge of the process by all participants. This webinar, presented by attorney and arbitrator Melinda G. Jayson, provides the background necessary to understand the stages and elements...
102 Minutes Obtaining a positive result in mediation is important. Getting there in an efficient and expedited fashion is just as important to the business parties for whom effective use of resources is critical. Since most commercial disputes are eventually...
With the use of anecdotal and empirical evidence, this recorded webinar explores the outcomes and findings to date concerning the effectiveness of using virtual platforms in employment mediation.
Location: Online via Zoom Time: 11:00 am - 3:00pm (Eastern Time) Program Description: Become a sought-after mediator with the skills to resolve disputes in any setting. Our exclusive mediation training program will equip you with the necessary tools to excel in today's...
Every Arbitrator and Mediator is confronted with complex eDiscovery issues, and this presentation will address many of the important ways to help resolve eDiscovery disputes.
60 Minutes Expert testimony is a necessary part of many arbitrations that involve technical subject matter or complex economics and accounting. Parties and their advocates may push their experts to extremes in support of their positions. When this occurs, it...
80 Minutes The award is one of the most important reasons parties engage in arbitration. Relegating the award to an afterthought, and allowing the other elements of the hearing to assume primary importance and become the prime consideration of the...
