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A Look at the 3/21 #SCOTUS Arguments: When Is an Arbitration Appeal Stay Really a Stay?
Posted In: CPR Speaks,
Date posted Mar 21

First details on Tuesday's Coinbase v. Bielski U.S. Supreme Court arbitration case oral arguments.

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More on Tomorrow’s Supreme Court Arbitration Argument: Last Minute Mootness Claim Withdrawn
Posted In: CPR Speaks,
Date posted Mar 20

By Cenadra Gopala-Foster, last-minute developments and maneuvering for the March 21 U.S. Supreme Court arbitration appeals case.

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#SCOTUS’s Arbitration Appeals: Why the Case Should Continue When a District Court Denies ADR
Posted In: CPR Speaks,
Date posted Mar 17

By Cenadra Gopala-Foster, a look at the amicus briefs filed on behalf of the original plaintiffs in the March 21 U.S. Supreme Court arbitration case.

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Voluntariness on Display: Self-Determination in Mediation
Posted In: CPR Speaks,
Date posted Mar 7

By Paulina Jedrzejowski, an account of the March ACR-GNY Breakfast Roundtable on transformative mediation.

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Mixing Your Modes: The Pitfalls and Pluses of Med-Arb
Posted In: CPR Speaks,
Date posted Mar 2

By Russ Bleemer, a summary of the Thursday, March 2, #CPRAM23 ethics session on mixed-mode, med-arb, ADR.

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Defense Friends: Coinbase’s #SCOTUS Amicus On Why the Ninth Circuit Should Be Reversed
Posted In: CPR Speaks,
Date posted Feb 28

By Cenadra Gopala-Foster, a look at the briefs backing petitioner Coinbase Inc. in its move to overturn a Ninth Circuit ruling allowing litigation...

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At the Council: ESG and ADR
Posted In: CPR Speaks,
Date posted Feb 23

By Asmar Ismayilova & Paulina Jedrzejowski, with highlights from the CPR Council presentation on human rights violations and corporate...

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Arbitration’s SCOTUS Return: Bitcoin Firm Seeks to Halt Litigation While ADR Is on Appeal
Posted In: CPR Speaks,
Date posted Feb 21

By Cenadra Gopala-Foster, who discusses the U.S. Supreme Court scheduled March 21 argument on stays of litigation while arbitrability determinations...

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Rwanda Launches Policy Boosting ADR Use
Posted In: CPR Speaks,
Date posted Feb 10

By: Christine Nyiranshimiyimana, highlights from last fall's Rwanda government report boosting the use of alternative dispute resolution throughout...

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Annual ADR Diversity Program Focuses on Negotiation Skills
Posted In: CPR Speaks,
Date posted Feb 8

By Paulina Jedrzejowski, highlights from last month's New York Law School annual ADR and Diversity Symposium focus on negotiation skills, building...

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The Year Ahead in ADR Health Care
Posted In: CPR Speaks,
Date posted Feb 6

By Janice L. Sperow, a look at 2023 trends in the health care field and their relationship to conflict resolution processes.

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ACC’s Tori Payne on Measuring Diversity Efforts
Posted In: CPR Speaks,
Date posted Oct 14

By Cenadra Gopala-Foster On Oct. 3, the CPR National Task Force on Diversity in ADR hosted Association of Corporate Counsel Vice President and...

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