By Sasha Hill, on a new SCOTUS request to review incorporation of ADR rules and severability.
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By Maideh Orangi, on the stabilizing effect of mediation and arbitration in an unstable environment.
Read PostCatherine Dirksen, on new state ADR practice and reporting regulations.
Read PostBy Sasha Hill, on a coach's discrimination suit that has ended, for now, a prominent ADR scheme.
Read PostBy Sasha Hill and Russ Bleemer, on the coming new Scotus rule for choosing courts under the Federal Arbitration Act.
Read PostAnalysis for arbitration afficionados: Flowers Foods v. Brock and Jules v. Andre Balazs Properties are argued, and much more.
Read PostBy Alexander Nistor, providing a recent CPR intern's reflections on the ADR views of February's CPR Annual Meeting.
Read PostBy Sasha Hill, on a Supreme Court cert petition, a response, and an amicus that would re-assert--or terminate--the NFL's employment arbitration...
Read PostBy Sasha Hill & Russ Bleemer, on Flowers Foods' U.S. Supreme Court return seeking to limit exemptions from employment arbitration
Read PostBy Maideh Orangi, on steps at the United Nations for modernizing international arbitration practice.
Read PostBy Sasha Hill, on the second of two U.S. Supreme Court arbitration arguments in March.
Read PostBy Sasha Hill, on the latest U.S. Supreme Court fight over the extent of the Federal Arbitration Act's exemption for employment cases.
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