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Multiple case filings in arbitration

The AAA has a history of handling large-volume caseloads. Here is a review of the AAA’s rules and processes to resolve such matters

Aaron Schmidt
Adam Shoneck

From Issue: 2022 September

Mandatory fee arbitration

How it works and why it can be a valuable risk-management tool for attorneys

Kenneth E. Bacon

From Issue: 2020 November

It seemed like a good idea at the time

How Kaiser Permanente captured 40% of insured Californians in a medical-malpractice judicial system profoundly tilted against injured patients

Arlan Cohen

From Issue: 2023 November

Federal Arbitration Act basics: A quick look at the federal act that dominates many arbitrations

An explanation of the act’s 16 sections with relevant cases

Michael S. Fields

From Issue: 2024 September

Effective arbitration advocacy – attorney control

Effective arbitration advocacy – attorney control

A quick-read refresher course on arbitration preparation and success

Joe Hilberman (Ret.)
Andrea Niven

From Issue: 2024 September

Customize your arbitration by comparing arbitration provider rules

Customize your arbitration by comparing arbitration provider rules

JAMS, AAA and ADR Services: The language of rules that might warrant consideration in specific situations

Leonard S. Levy

From Issue: 2022 September

Motion for nonsuit

License to kill in arbitration?

Robert Reichman
Sean Macias

From Issue: 2018 August

Keeping up with changes in employment-arbitration law

Keeping up with changes in employment-arbitration law

Recent developments from 2024 and 2025

Stephen M. Benardo

From Issue: 2025 September

FINRA arbitration

The basics of arbitration of disputes with broker-dealers and financial advisors, plus some pro tips from an industry insider

Jon Furgison

From Issue: 2020 November

Ethical standards for neutral and party-appointed arbitrators

Ethical standards for neutral and party-appointed arbitrators

Most PI arbitrations are conducted before a single neutral arbitrator, whereas predispute arbitration agreements require a panel of three neutral arbitrators; the ethical standards are different

Michael S. Fields

From Issue: 2020 November

Discovery aimed at defeating an arbitration clause in employment cases

Seeking pre-hearing discovery relating to a defendant’s motion to compel arbitration could make the difference in keeping your client’s claims in court

Erin M. Kelly

From Issue: 2023 October

Consumer agency proposes rule to highlight corporate arbitration-clause abuses

Also: Florida enacts broad tort reform package

Linda A. Lipsen

From Issue: 2023 May

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