As a matter of practice, arbitrators rarely impose sanctions, although sometimes the need arises. This article discusses the tools arbitrators can use to respond to sanctionable behavior in arbitration. Read More
Considered Leaders in the Profession, the New Fellows Span from Washington D.C. to SingaporeAUSTIN, TX – The College of Commercial Arbitrators (CCA), a professional, collegial organization established in 2001, will induct 20 new Fellows into… Read More
The College of Commercial Arbitrators has completed selection of its first class of “CCA Associates.” Read More
CCA Presents: Don’t Just Go Through the Motions: How to Increase Your Chances of Obtaining Relief Through Motions in Arbitration (CCA/Juris Webinar Series, Session III) Read More
I hardly come out of my burrow, and then only at night, so I was pretty interested to hear about a recent federal appellate decision holding that arbitration subpoenas in the US have nationwide scope. Read More
The CCA Associates Program aims to increase diversity in the field of ADR. Read More
CCA welcomes 20 new Fellows for the Class of 2022. Read More
My friends on the US Supreme Court unanimously agreed this week that parties in foreign arbitrations cannot ask US courts for discovery. Read More
CCA Presents: Convincing Your Arbitrators to Authorize the Discovery You Really Need in Your Commercial Arbitration (CCA/Juris Webinar Series, Session II) Read More
A CCA Education Committee webinar. Read More