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About CPR's 2nd Annual AAD-NY CPR held the inaugural AAD-NY on December 8, 2023 at the New York City Bar Association. It was such a resounding...

By Russ Bleemer, on the substantive and procedural unconscionability--and conflicts--seen in a major provider's rules.

By Derrick Standifer, on a CPR committee meeting focused on outcomes in mediation processes.

By Akshatha Achar, discussing further moves related to the U.K.'s shift to mandatory mediation.

About the Africa Arbitration Webinar Series Building on the success of CPR's Africa Arbitration Day- New York event (an in-person day-long...

By Katherine Simpson, on the contents of the appeal filed in Swiss court in the Olympics medal controversy.

By Benjamin G. Davis, on the inquiry in the appeal of the arbitration award that stripped U.S gymnast Jordan Chiles of an Olympic bronze.

New York, NY – The International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution (CPR), a global non-profit organization that helps others...

The Global Arbitration Review published an article by reporter Toby Fisher about the recently published Guidelines for Arbitrator...

New York, NY – The International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution (CPR), a global non-profit organization that helps others...

Reginald A. Holmes is a full-time ADR Practitioner with a deep knowledge and breadth of experience in dispute resolution. Reg has presided over...

Law360's Caroline Simson wrote about the details and importance of CPR's recently published Guidelines for Arbitrator Disclosure. A subscription...