In my practice, I have tried cases in court as well as in arbitration. I am also an arbitrator and have held numerous hearings as both an individual neutral and as a member of a panel.

In my practice I have tried cases in court as well as in arbitration. I am also an arbitrator and have held numerous hearings as both an individual neutral and as a member of a panel.

When preparing for a mediation, counsel often pronounce that joint sessions are, at best, a waste of time. I disagree.

From bidding to design to construction management, the use of computer-driven technology and tools have exploded in the construction industry.

On Sept. 8, 2023 the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission (the CRC) introduced proposed guidelines to allow additional ingestible forms of cannabis products in the medical and recreational cannabis markets.

JAMS neutrals Hon. Karen Brown Willcutts (Former), FCIArb; Hon. Gail S. Tusan, Senior Judge; and Hon. Judith Fabricant (Ret.) discuss their remarkable careers in recognition of Women's History Month.

A podcast from JAMS featuring neutrals Christopher Keele, Esq., and Adrienne Publicover, Esq., on disputes within health care systems and how parties can best navigate and mitigate these disputes.

This webinar will discuss current work in the evaluation and settlement of these matters, as well as proceedings in non-dischargeability, discharge/stay violations, chapter 11 plan confirmations, and director's and officer's liability matters.

For most businesses, claims filed by current or former employees are inevitable. Companies, especially those with particularly large workforces, must balance various interests when deciding what to do when faced with litigation, or the threat of litigation.

There are many externalities — considerations having nothing to do with the merits of a case — that often will influence the parties' ability to settle their dispute. In my experience...

Expert testimony is often the center of gravity in life sciences and technology disputes because patent, licensing and other commercial cases often turn on specialized scientific or technical questions. Yet the traditional method of presenting expert testimony—one side presents its expert, the expert is examined and cross-examined and, days later, the opposing expert goes through the same process—is not always well suited to resolving these questions. By the time the second expert addresses a point made by the first, the tribunal is comparing testimony delivered at different times, in response to different questions and sometimes using different terminology or assumptions. And much of what the experts have to say is really not in dispute.

As U.S. regulators confront the intersection of energy transition, emerging technology governance and large-scale infrastructure modernization, a cautionary example is emerging from Europe.

We have written before about the well-documented rise of abusive mass arbitrations, which seeks to weaponize arbitration clauses to try to extract a settlement...

Because we live in an imperfect world, disputes regarding the performance of contractual and legal obligations will occur.

On November 1, 2013, the American Arbitration Association (AAA) and its international branch, the International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR), introduced new Optional Appellate Arbitration Rules.

As the health care industry continues to evolve, disputes are becoming increasingly complex, from reimbursement matters and provider contracts to False Claims Act issues.

Discussion about recent case where lender of an asset-based facility acted unconscionably in making a loan available to the borrower.

Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Partnership ("MLSE"), the parent company of the National Hockey League's Toronto Maple Leafs, has requested an extension of time to oppose a U.S. trade-mark application...

Traffic is the perennial bane of the motorist, costing countless hours of lost time and turning the dream of the open road into a nightmare of traffic jams snaking as far as the eye can see.

One of the things I love about my job is having the opportunity to work with clients who make a difference in society. One