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SUMMARY:Exercising Opportunities for Control in International Arbitration
DESCRIPTION: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 trained as a matter of course to identify and manage risk before a dispute arises\, relatively few fully appreciate the opportunities to exercise such control during the dispute resolution process. \nJointly sponsored by:\nChartered Institute of Arbitrators – North America Branch\nBoston International Arbitration Council\nSilicon Valley Arbitration and Mediation Center
URL:https://svamc.org/event/exercising-opportunities-for-control-in-international-arbitration/
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SUMMARY:Dealing with Crises: Resolving Aviation\, Aerospace\, and Defense Issues Through Mediation
DESCRIPTION: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 expeditious solutions needed to realign legal obligations quickly. \nThe Aviation\, Aerospace\, and National Security Panel (AANS) of arbitrators and mediators selected for their specific industry knowledge and expertise by the American Arbitration Association® (AAA®) and its international division\, the International Centre for Dispute Resolution® was assembled to address these issues swiftly. \nJoin members from the panel and other authorities in the field as they examine the key issues arising from COVID-19 for these sectors and discuss the effectiveness of mediation (currently virtual\, eventually in-person) as a crucial mechanism to employ in this crisis. \nModerator: Wolf von Kumberg\, Int Arb Arbitrators and Mediators\, AAA-ICDR AANS Panel\, London and Washington \nSpeakers: \n\nLes Schiefelbein\, SVAMC Founder\, Independent Arbitrator-Mediator\, AAA-ICDR AANS Panel\, San Francisco\nMarine Assadollahi\, General Counsel for North America\, Fives\, Montreal\nCatharine Biggs Arrowood\, Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein LLP\, AAA-ICDR AANS Panel\, Raleigh\nKarl Hennessee\, Senior Vice President\, Head of Litigation\, Investigations & Regulatory Affairs\, Airbus\, Paris
URL:https://svamc.org/event/dealing-with-crises-resolving-aviation-aerospace-and-defense-issues-through-mediation/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200518T110000
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SUMMARY:ABA Virtual Spring Conference
DESCRIPTION: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. \nThe Virtual Conference Platform will allow attendees to participate in educational programs and social networking activities from their computers\, telephones\, and mobile devices. Each day will include at least three live webinars\, some of which will provide CLE credits\, featuring esteemed experts who were going to present in New Orleans. There will also be a broad array of engaging\, informal social and networking opportunities\, including virtual coffee chats and happy hours. \nRegistration and further details will open soon.
URL:https://svamc.org/event/aba-virtual-spring-conference/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200512T200000
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SUMMARY:Prevention of Disputes and Resetting Project Engagement Towards a Successful Outcome
DESCRIPTION: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.   
URL:https://svamc.org/event/prevention-of-disputes-and-resetting-project-engagement-towards-a-successful-outcome/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200306T150000
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SUMMARY:Using Zoom to Efficiently and Effectively Conduct a Virtual Arbitration
DESCRIPTION:This 60-minute online training session is designed to teach neutrals and advocates how to use Zoom Professional to effectively conduct their arbitrations. \nThis course will be divided into two parts: \n1. Security concerns with Zoom and how to set up your account to minimize risk \n2. Using Zoom Professional in arbitrations\, including instructions on how to:\n– take witness testimony\n– share documents\n– draw on photographs\n– show videos\n– illustrate expert testimony. \nThe program will be followed by a Q&A.
URL:https://svamc.org/event/using-zoom-to-efficiently-and-effectively-conduct-a-virtual-arbitration/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191114
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191115
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SUMMARY:Who’s Who Legal Future Leaders: Arbitration Conference USA
DESCRIPTION: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.
URL:https://svamc.org/event/whos-who-legal-future-leaders-arbitration-conference-usa/
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