Daily Report Online | Commentary
By Lee Wallace | October 8, 2021
Mediating a multiparty case is by no means easy, but it will almost always be cheaper, faster and more predictable than a trial.
Daily Report Online | Commentary
By Jennifer Grippa | October 8, 2021
Arbitration continues to be a growing area of ADR. More and more parties are contracting for arbitration as an alternative to the often lengthy and costly…
Daily Report Online | Commentary
By Ron Negin | October 8, 2021
Attorney preparation is a critical component to having a meaningful discussion regarding resolution.
By Cheryl Miller | October 6, 2021
"I decided to go back to work when I played golf 13 days in a row," retired California Supreme Court Justice Ming Chin said. "There's no way that I can continue this golf schedule. I was having a great time, really enjoying it. But I said, 'I have to have something else productive to do.' It was an easy decision."
By Andrew R. Verriere and Ryan J. Szczepanik | October 6, 2021
Some courts are setting the initial hearing for trust-related petitions out as far as 10 months from the date of filing. Litigants have an alternative when facing these unavoidable delays: their right to refer matters to a private judge for resolution.
By ALM Staff | October 4, 2021
This lawsuit was surfaced on Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
By Peter Shaw-Smith | October 1, 2021
But despite the likely short term disruption, many lawyers are hopeful for the long term.
New Jersey Law Journal | Commentary
By Law Journal Editorial Board | September 27, 2021
A change in the Rules may help arbitration to more nearly reach its goals of efficiency and fairness and, at the same time, reduce the work of an over-burdened court, without meaningful compromise of the finality Rule amendment introduced by Wein.
By Peter Shaw-Smith | September 27, 2021
With a six-month "bedding-in" period, the changes are expected to completely alter how agreements are reached in the Middle East.
By James Carstensen | September 23, 2021
Some are calling for a change to the system under which arbitrators are appointed to cases, arguing that "blind appointments" would reduce bias.
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