By Akshatha Achar, discussing further moves related to the U.K.'s shift to mandatory mediation.
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By Katherine Simpson, on the contents of the appeal filed in Swiss court in the Olympics medal controversy.
Read PostBy Benjamin G. Davis, on the inquiry in the appeal of the arbitration award that stripped U.S gymnast Jordan Chiles of an Olympic bronze.
Read PostBy Katherine Simpson, with a follow-up analysis of the arbitration award rescinding an Olympics bronze medal presented to a U.S. gymnast in favor of...
Read PostBy Benjamin G. Davis, who analyzes the International Olympics Committee Jordan Chiles arbitration process.
Read PostBy Katherine Simpson, Benjamin G. Davis & Odette Lagacé, on the Jordan Chiles Olympics medal controversy and the arbitration decision.
Read PostBy Megan Dowden, highlights from a recent CPR European Advisory Board meeting from a top official at Caterpillar on in-house conflict management.
Read PostBy Sarah Boxer, on an NYC Bar Association report that assess mediation confidentiality.
Read PostBy Sarah Boxer, on a Seventh Circuit decision ending Samsung's mass arbitration and sending the plaintiffs to court.
Read PostBy Jayden Solomon, on a CPR Dispute Prevention Committee program featuring biotech giant Amgen's Tracy Blois on Alliance Management.
Read PostBy Akshatha Achar, on highlights of a CPR Mediation Committee drill-down on artificial intelligence in ADR.
Read PostBy Jayden Solomon, on the June 14 Ninth Circuit argument on arbitrability of Live Nation/Ticketmaster's consumer antitrust claims.
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