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CPR Speaks is provided to encourage discussion and discourse and does not reflect the positions or official opinions of CPR Institute, its Board or its members. Posts may include the personal opinions of authors, who are invited to post on ADR topics and developments they wish to invite the conflict resolution and legal communities to reflect upon.

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By Kaylee Vampola, on the new treaty amendments due to take effect in September.

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Elliot Friedman, David Y. Livshiz & Christian Vandergeest analyze Monday's SCOTUS argument on arbitration award confirmation under the Foreign...

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By Katherine Simpson, on how tech tools can evaluate tariffs and create agreement on whether the fees are effective.

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By Fred N. Thomas IV, on the SCOTUS cert denial of a California Supreme Court case that upheld consumer complaints end-running arbitration.

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By Mohannad A. El Murtadi Suleiman, on the management of Africa's resources, and the ADR implications.

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By Stephanie Argueta, the first of two highlights on panels at CPR's Second Annual AAD last month

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By Fred N. Thomas IV, on the decertification of Bad Bunny's sports-agent firm by Major League Baseball's players union.

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By Derrick Standifer, covering hot workplace ADR topics.

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A CPR Institute YouTube on the recent Ninth Circuit case on unconscionability.

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

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

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

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