Keeping Arbitration Safe for Texas
It doesn’t make for a good day when learning that your livelihood and passion are in jeopardy. In 2007 we were informed that the Texas Legislature was contemplating a bill that required disclosure of… Read More
It doesn’t make for a good day when learning that your livelihood and passion are in jeopardy. In 2007 we were informed that the Texas Legislature was contemplating a bill that required disclosure of… Read More
In 2018, several developments coalesced to demonstrate a felt need among international disputants for an alternative to arbitrating cases to award. The final report of the Global Pound Conferences was issued reporting on the… Read More
The article is based on a survey that included input from several CCA Fellows. This article compares conceptions about construction arbitration, gathered from the Industry and Advocate Surveys, to what construction arbitrators actually do,… Read More
A comparison of the latest international arbitration rules from five major providers, updated for 2018. 36 Alternatives 67 (May 2018).download document… Read More
An edited and condensed transcript of a broader panel discussion on “Cutting-Edge Topics in Commercial Arbitration”. Dispute Resolution Journal (DRJ), Vol: 73, No: 1 © JurisNet, LLC 2018.download document… Read More
This article explores the benefits of arbitration over litigation and provides practical pointers for trial lawyers who want to sharpen their advocacy skills in arbitration.download document… Read More
Where a party needs immediate legal relief, emergency arbitration can often provide it. I will first discuss the emergency arbitration process, particularly its historic roots and what the process constitutes in the context of… Read More
In-house attorneys tend to confront questions about arbitration at two discrete junctures: during the contract-ing process and at the onset of a dispute. A company is best served when its in-house counsel plays a… Read More
Last November, The New York Times ran three front-page articles and a follow-up editorial excoriating companies who force their customers and employees to waive their right to proceed in court and instead have their… Read More
Dire predictions have recently been made by commentators pondering the future of patent arbitration in light of the new U.S.Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) post-grant trial proceedings (post-grant review (PGR) and inter partes review… Read More
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