Maytak Chin, Adam D. Brownrout and Megan Tao | ReedSmith Key takeaways Effective January 1, 2026, SB 82 will add Section 1670.15 to the California Civil Code, which may materially reshape how the enforcement of dispute resolution provisions in consumer agreements may be enforced in California. Overview of SB 82 According to its legislative history,… Continue reading California SB 82 and the End of “Infinite” Arbitration
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Ethical Constraints When Using Artificial Intelligence in Arbitration
Hon. Judith K. Fitzgerald | FedArb Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming de rigueur in the legal community, with law firms and lawyers independently utilizing a variety of AI resources to streamline research, formulate documents and digest discovery, exhibits, depositions and fee details. In arbitration, AI may expedite proceedings and assist in analysis of large data… Continue reading Ethical Constraints When Using Artificial Intelligence in Arbitration
A General Introduction to International Arbitration in USA
John V. H. Pierce, Santiago Bejarano and Grace Jang | Latham & Watkins All questions Introduction As a general matter, US courts continue to provide robust support to international arbitration. This chapter provides an overview of recent US legal developments in the field of arbitration, with a focus on international arbitration. First, we provide general… Continue reading A General Introduction to International Arbitration in USA
Mediator-and Arbitrator-Retained Experts in Construction or Business Disputes
Sandy M. Kaplan | JAMS When neutrals retain experts in ADR—what works and what to watch for Construction and business disputes often present complex issues that the mediator or arbitrator must understand to help settle the case or reach an informed arbitration decision. In order to help in this process, the neutral may elect to… Continue reading Mediator-and Arbitrator-Retained Experts in Construction or Business Disputes
Mediation, Arbitration, Or Litigation: Which Option Is Best For You?
Callie Yu | Madison Law Not every legal dispute needs to go to court. In fact, many conflicts can be resolved faster and more affordably through alternative dispute resolution (“ADR”) methods such as mediation or arbitration. Understanding the differences between these options can help you choose the best approach for your case. Mediation Mediation is a private… Continue reading Mediation, Arbitration, Or Litigation: Which Option Is Best For You?