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How to Succeed in Arbitration [CC]
Arbitration, if properly conducted, is less expensive, more efficient, and more confidential than litigation, which is why so many disputes are arbitrated rather than litigated. Accordingly, it is essential for trial lawyers to know how to arbitrate as well as litigate.
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This webinar will enhance your skills in arbitrating disputes. To succeed in arbitration, you must know how to draft and analyze arbitration agreements, how to select arbitrators, how to deal with pre-hearing proceedings, how to represent your client effectively at arbitration hearings, and what remedies are available after arbitration awards are issued.
In this webinar, you will learn:
- Advantages and disadvantages of arbitration
- How to draft and analyze an arbitration agreement
- How to deal with the issue of arbitrability
- How to avoid inadvertently waiving the right to arbitrate
- How to select an arbitrator
- How to commence an arbitration proceeding
- How to deal with the statute of limitations
- How to prepare for the preliminary hearing
- How to proceed with pre-hearing discovery
- How to prepare for the arbitration hearing
- How to determine what is admissible at the arbitration hearing
- How to make your hearing presentation persuasive
- What to submit to the arbitrator after the hearing
- What remedies you can seek in arbitration
- How to protect the confidentiality of arbitration
- What to do after the arbitrator renders an award
- When the Federal Arbitration Act applies
Stewart Edelstein taught clinical courses at Yale Law School for twenty years, including a course on arbitration, during his forty-year career as a commercial trial lawyer. He has also served as an arbitrator under the auspices of the American Arbitration Association and other arbitration service providers. He is the author and presenter of more than eighty articles, webinars, and podcasts for trial lawyers, and a book, now in its second edition, How to Succeed as a Trial Lawyer (ABA 2017).
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ABACLE, Young Lawyers Division
Product Code
CE2204HTSOLC
Duration
60
Publication Date
4/27/2022 12:00:00 AM
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