American Arbitration Association Artificial intelligence has moved from the margins to the mainstream of legal practice. From document review and procedural summaries to drafting support and citation checks, AI is reshaping how disputes are prepared and managed. And as adoption accelerates, practitioners face a critical question: How can we leverage AI’s efficiency without compromising fairness,… Continue reading AI in Arbitration: Unleash It or Restrain It? What Practitioners Need to Know
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The New Infrastructure of Arbitration: How Digital Arbitration Case Management Redefining the Arbitration Experience
Nadia Nicolaou | Opus 2 The arbitration landscape is evolving rapidly, with technological advancement acting as a major catalyst. Users are more digitally fluent than ever, and their demands and expectations are high. Arbitral institutions are now competing not only on reputation, but on their ability to deliver a fast, transparent, and intuitive experience. This… Continue reading The New Infrastructure of Arbitration: How Digital Arbitration Case Management Redefining the Arbitration Experience
Dispelling Dispositive Motion Myths In Arbitration
James P. Duffy IV | Bracewell Many clients prefer arbitration to court litigation for commercial disputes, because arbitration offers advantages like confidentiality, rational disclosure, and subject matter expertise that courts oftentimes cannot provide. Many of those same parties, however, also mistakenly believe that arbitration lacks one fundamental court benefit—a mechanism for disposing of unmeritorious claims… Continue reading Dispelling Dispositive Motion Myths In Arbitration
Behind Closed Doors: The Truth About Arbitration Clauses
Mark S. Adams | Jeffer Mangels Butler & Mitchell Disputes are an inevitable part of business, but how they’re resolved can make all the difference. Arbitration is an increasingly common way to settle disagreements without going to court. Often included as a clause in contracts, arbitration offers a streamlined and private alternative to litigation—but it’s not without… Continue reading Behind Closed Doors: The Truth About Arbitration Clauses
Louisiana Federal Court Rejects Attempt to Avoid Arbitration, Holds That Arbitration Is Required Under Federal Law
Brendan Gooley | Carlton Fields The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana rejected an effort to avoid arbitration based on Louisiana law. The court held that federal law applied and required arbitration of claims against both domestic and foreign insurers because the issues related to each group of insurers were intertwined. The… Continue reading Louisiana Federal Court Rejects Attempt to Avoid Arbitration, Holds That Arbitration Is Required Under Federal Law