The world has changed. More than a hundred years have passed since the United States experienced its last pandemic, with its accompanied broad economic disruption and human mortality. The 1918 influenza pandemic outbreak slowed the world, but it didn’t stop it. The same will be true of the 2020 coronavirus pandemic.

Many litigators’ practices are on hold. Some are keeping busy by drafting discovery requests, scheduling depositions for indeterminate dates, seeking continuances of trials, or incorporating technology to keep client work moving forward. However, many have not considered that they are still capable of engaging in substantive scheduled work albeit with some modifications. This is especially true for arbitrations.

Arbitration Scheduling Orders

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