By Julia-Françoise Raith, on the 11th Circuit's reversing its longstanding course on the proper standard for overturning an international...
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By Paulina Jedrzejowski, the European Union contemplates stepping up regulation of third-party litigation and arbitration funding firms, requiring...
Read PostBy Paulina Jedrzejowski, with details from Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer's discussion at Columbia Law School's Arbitration Day.
Read PostBy Asmar Ismayilova, a look at the recent Campaign for Greener Arbitration programs at Paris Arbitration Week.
Read PostBy Paulina Jedrzejowski, who recounts and links to last week's NYC online event on Dayton's mediation response to emergency police calls.
Read PostBy Julia-Françoise Raith, on whether a federal court vacate a non-domestic arbitration award under the Federal Arbitration Act. An en banc Eleventh...
Read PostFirst details on Tuesday's Coinbase v. Bielski U.S. Supreme Court arbitration case oral arguments.
Read PostBy Cenadra Gopala-Foster, last-minute developments and maneuvering for the March 21 U.S. Supreme Court arbitration appeals case.
Read PostBy Cenadra Gopala-Foster, a look at the amicus briefs filed on behalf of the original plaintiffs in the March 21 U.S. Supreme Court arbitration case.
Read PostBy Paulina Jedrzejowski, an account of the March ACR-GNY Breakfast Roundtable on transformative mediation.
Read PostBy Russ Bleemer, a summary of the Thursday, March 2, #CPRAM23 ethics session on mixed-mode, med-arb, ADR.
Read PostBy Cenadra Gopala-Foster, a look at the briefs backing petitioner Coinbase Inc. in its move to overturn a Ninth Circuit ruling allowing litigation...
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