This year’s program was a departure from the typical structure by featuring an interactive workshop on a controversial mass claims issue – an oil spill – led by Deborah Greenspan, former Deputy Special Master for the September 11 Victims’ Compensation Fund Program. Other highlights included legal arguments on Economical Litigation Agreements and Third Party Financing before a “Mock Tribunal” of former judges and an Ethics panel that answered pre-submitted disclosure dilemmas and questions.

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A selection of materials from the Annual Meeting is below.  Additional materials can be obtained by purchasing the conference coursebook.

Thomas E. Carbonneau, “Arbitracide: The Story of Anti-Arbitration Sentiment In The U.S. Congress”, The American Review of International Arbitration, (Volume 18, Number 3).

A Collection of Posts from Loree Reinsurance and Arbitration Law Forum

• Stolt-Nielsen SA v. Animal Feeds Int’l Corp, 130 s. ct. 1758 (2010)

• Rent-a-Center, west, Inc. v. Jackson, 130 s. ct. 2772 (2010)

• AT&T Mobility LLC v. Vincent Conception, et, ux (2010)

• Laster v. AT&T Mobility LLC, 584 F.3d 849 (2009)

• How Will Stolt-Nielsen S.A. v. Animalfeeds Int’l Corp. Change Reinsurance Arbitration Practice?