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Who’s Who Legal Future Leaders: Arbitration Conference USA has been submitted for approval for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) hours. Depending on the specific state rules, regulations, and restrictions, the projected CLE credits awarded could be up to 3 hours.
This 60-minute online training session is designed to teach neutrals and advocates how to use Zoom Professional to effectively conduct their arbitrations. This course will be divided into two parts: 1. Security concerns with Zoom and how to set up your account to minimize risk 2. Using Zoom Professional in arbitrations, including instructions on how […]
SVAMC New Zealand Member, Gerard Doolin, will be presenting with Professor Hans Mulder of the Antwerp Management School, IT expert, mediator and European research director for the Standish Group (producer of the Chaos Report on software project outcomes and Robert Tettelaar, Managing Director of the International Certification Council and ADR Register, on their developing collaboration on preventative tailored dispute resolution processes.
The ABA Section of Dispute Resolution’s 22nd Annual Spring Conference, which was scheduled for New Orleans, will be replaced by the Section’s 2020 Virtual Conference. The newly envisioned Virtual Conference will take place online for five days, from May 18 to May 22. The Virtual Conference Platform will allow attendees to participate in educational programs […]
The aviation, aerospace, and defense sectors are reeling from the impact of COVID-19, as it severely disrupts traditional markets, development projects, production, delivery, maintenance, funding, and supply chains. Legal relationships at all levels are being tested and strained. In many cases, traditional methods of dispute resolution will not be able to provide the pragmatic and […]
This webinar focuses on the concept of implementing “fair and practical” control of risk in international arbitration, from the parties’ efforts to minimize risk during initial deal negotiations, through party cooperation during the lifetime of the business relationship, and manifesting finally as strategic cooperation between the parties during dispute resolution proceedings. While business lawyers are […]
SVAMC, with the support of the Association Française de Droit de l’Informatique et de la Télécommunication (AFDIT), invite you to a Paris Arbitration Week forum on Thursday, July 9. The panel will examine how arbitral tribunals can get the technical expertise they need to properly adjudicate a dispute, whether by relying on party experts, or […]
How do arbitrators think? How can you make them think better of you and your case? Hear two experienced domestic and international arbitrators and SVAMC members, Gary Benton and Ruth Glick, explain their thought processes, their expectations of counsel and the impressions they form about the case.
This webinar offers the guidance of experts on different strategies that may be used by technology companies to ensure efficiency in complex technology arbitrations. It is presented by the Silicon Valley Arbitration and Mediation Center and Foley Hoag LLP, with the co-sponsoring support of the American Arbitration Association. The highly experienced panel will provide a […]
On August 4 and August 6, 2020, the Silicon Valley Arbitration and Mediation Center (SVAMC) and Stanford Law School will present a two-part online course – Mediation in the Patent/Technology Case. Day 1 will focus on the nuts and bolts of preparing for a mediation. Day 2 will address the mediation session and advocacy. A fact pattern involving a […]