By Lee Williams, a second preview of the Tuesday, Feb. 20 #Scotus #arbitration arguments--the defense-side amicus views.
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By Naomi Malumba, Days 3-4 highlights from the 79th session of the UNCITRAL Working Group II: Dispute Settlement at the United Nations.
Read PostBy Naomi Malumba, covering Day 2 highlights from the 79th session of the UNCITRAL Working Group II: Dispute Settlement, underway this week at the...
Read PostHighlights from the 79th session of the UNCITRAL Working Group II: Dispute Settlement, underway this week at the United Nations
Read PostBy Lee Williams, our first preview of this month's first #Scotus #arbitration arguments--the petitioner's amicus, to be followed by the respondents'...
Read PostBy Lee Williams, on Scotus's Jan. 13 cert grant for a Federal Arbitration Act Sec. 3 case.
Read PostThe CPR Institute reconvenes its YouTube panel on the implications of the second U.S. Supreme Court arbitration case for the current '23-'24 term.
Read PostBy Lee Williams, on the second arbitration case just taken by the U.S. Supreme Court for the current term.
Read PostBy Jeffery Miles, on a state court decision that declines to compel arbitration because of a late fees' payment.
Read PostA video analysis of the soon-to-be-scheduled U.S. Supreme Court argument in Bissonnette v. LePage Bakeries Park St. LLC.
Read PostBy Jeffery Miles, on a recent CPR Mediation Committee meeting corporate panel's frank views on mediator selection.
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