3.29.2019 Making Commercial Arbitration Work for Your Client

Making Commercial Arbitration Work for Your Client

ABA Section of Litigation
Commercial & Business Litigation Committee
Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee

Friday, March 29, 2019
9:30-10:30 AM PT | 10:30-11:30 AM MT | 11:30 AM-12:30 PM CT | 12:30-1:30 PM ET

Program Description:
Many litigators and inside counsel are concerned that commercial arbitration in the U.S. is not cost-effective, efficient, predictable or fair. This program will examine the practical, real world differences between litigation and arbitration using empirical data and outline the many steps that counsel and their clients should be taking to get the most of the arbitration process. Join Conna Weiner of JAMS and Kelly Turner of the AAA as they discuss clause drafting, customized structuring of the arbitration process and innovations that alternative dispute resolution providers have developed in the past several years to make arbitration a better business alternative to protracted litigation.

Program Materials:

3-29-19 Program Slides
Reassessing Commercial Arbitration: Making it Work for Your Company

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