Arbitrators
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In-House Counsel
The Retirement Dream: How To Become An Arbitrator
Please don't think that you're the first person to have had the idea of retiring into arbitration. -
Litigators, Money, Texas
Your Daily Reminder That Arbitration Provisions Are Ridiculous
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Boutique Law Firms, Litigators, Small Law Firms, Trials
Even When On Trial, The Preparation Is Not Over
For trial lawyers, it is important to remember that the preparation for any evidentiary hearing is not over until the door closes on the courtroom or the arbitration hearing center on the very last day.
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Biglaw, In-House Counsel, Job Searches
The Perils Of Specialization
Is it better to be a generalist or a specialist? It depends, as columnist Mark Herrmann explains. -
Silicon Valley, Television
Standard Of Review: Despite Being Created By A Judge, 'Silicon Valley' Tackles Arbitration
Silicon Valley’s depiction of an arbitration proceeding is hilariously casual, according to culture columnist Harry Graff. -
In-House Counsel
New Survey Dispels Common Myths About Arbitration
Did you know that 87% of experienced arbitrators report *always* trying to follow applicable law in rendering an award? That will come as a surprise to many critics who like to complain that arbitrators do not adhere to established law. -
In-House Counsel, Litigators
Inside Straight: Doing Business In Corrupt Places
How should a U.S. company conduct business in a country that's corrupt (or perceived as corrupt)? Very carefully, of course. -
Federal Judges, In-House Counsel, Litigators, State Judges
Inside Straight: On Choosing To Arbitrate
I came of age in the law in the late 1980s. At the time, arbitration was viewed as a big deal and a possible threat to the judicial system. Many corporations were adding arbitration clauses to their contracts; companies were agreeing to arbitrate, rather than litigate, disputes; and pundits feared that the judicial system would […]
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