September 12: Administered v. Ad Hoc Arbitration: Procedural Dilemmas for the Arbitrator in Complex Cases

Please join Practical Law for this free webinar in which a panel of arbitration experts use a series of hypotheticals to illustrate the differences in how arbitrators address thorny procedural issues in administered and non-administered (ad hoc) arbitrations. The topics include:

• Resolving challenges to the seating of an arbitrator
• Arbitrator assisting with settlement
• Consolidation of arbitration proceedings involving related issues and parties
• Non-payment of arbitrator compensation by one or more parties
• Resolving challenges to a party's privilege assertions
• The admission of insufficient evidence before the issuance of the award

Title:
Administered v. Ad Hoc Arbitration: Procedural Dilemmas for the Arbitrator in Complex Cases
When/Where:
Wednesday, September 12, 2018
2:00 p.m. — 3:30 p.m. EDT
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Credit:
This Practical Law webinar is anticipated to receive 75 minutes of CLE credit in multiple states. CLE credit will not be offered in the following states: KY, IA, NM, and UT.
For other jurisdictions, see your credit-approving organization.
Speakers:

• Richard H. Silberberg, Dorsey & Whitney LLP, Partner and Co-Chair of the International Arbitration & Litigation Group and President, College of Commercial Arbitrators
• Jeffrey T. Zaino, American Arbitration Association, Vice President - Commercial Division
• Moderator: Victoria Kummer, Practical Law, Senior Legal Editor International Arbitration

By:
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