For a number of years, I have been the lead author of "Insurance Coverage for Data Breaches and Unauthorized Privacy Disclosures," a chapter in the Practising Law Institute's well-regarded publication Proskauer on Privacy.

When an artificial intelligence (AI) company gets sued, the opposing side can demand access to the technical core of its business: the training datasets, model architectures, and algorithms that define how the system behaves.

De Leon brought a suit against Aerotek, Inc. and Juanita's Foods which contained twenty allegations regarding his previous employment.

JAMS Pathways recently conducted a webinar that focused on tension in the workplace where we shared tips and techniques to manage and defuse discord.

In employment cases, the structure of settlement payments may have significant tax consequences for clients.

There has been a lot of talk lately, and a lot of presentations, about the pros and cons of virtual alternative dispute resolution (ADR)—video arbitrations and mediations.

Given the number of class actions and other representative matters filed across the country, a phenomenon known as the reverse auction has increasingly evolved over the past decade, ...

January resolutions often draw envy or eye-rolls. When we wait to make a change or challenge ourselves to set new expectations, we simply rationalize delay, using hope as an excuse.

In this podcast, JAMS neutrals Patricia Thompson and Bruce Edwards leverage their alternative dispute resolution (ADR) experience within the construction industry to discuss and demystify...

Pleadings in lawsuits can be awful. They are often full of claims, accusations and allegations that are intended to embarrass individuals and companies in the most toxic, damaging way possible. Personal and business reputations that took decades to build are openly questioned and criticized, with the most lurid facts paraded before the readers.

At a recent local bar event, a young lawyer approached me to ask if he could join me at the table where I was enjoying a quick bite to eat. We introduced ourselves and shared a little bit about ourselves.

In this podcast, JAMS neutrals Hon. Jackson Lucky (Ret.); Dr. Ryan Abbott, M.D., Esq., FCIArb.; and Daniel B. Garrie, Esq., discuss how the future of legal disputes is evolving in response to advancing artificial intelligence technology.

The popularity of international commercial arbitration is growing. Unsurprisingly, in our global commercial environment, shifting international alliances and concerns about unreliability...

Next, the group delves into the different regulatory frameworks that may apply to international arbitrations and where overlap and differences emerge.

A recent decision from the Second District California Court of Appeal highlights the importance of employers making timely payments of arbitration fees...

Courts are paying significant attention to the enforceability of online terms of service, including the mandatory arbitration agreements that are often part of them. For years, companies included these mandatory...

With more than 40 years of experience in construction mediations, I've seen how early mediator involvement can significantly streamline the resolution process.

Beekeeping is one of my hobbies when I'm not dedicating myself to dispute resolution.

Virtual mediation is the newest tool in the insurance alternative dispute resolution (ADR) toolbox, and it is here to stay. Here are 10 reasons to use virtual mediation for insurance-related matters.

The workplace can be a source of tremendous collaboration, collegiality and productivity. It can also be home to conflict and mistreatment by fellow employees and employers.