Audio CDs and Course Book
Recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions have shown the importance of arbitration provisions in legal documents. In this 3.3-hour, June 16, 2016 program, Patrick M. Connors, Esquire, a Professor of Law at Albany Law School, gives a comprehensive and practical review of arbitration, including important recent developments and much more. At some point in their practices, virtually every lawyer gets involved with arbitration, whether in reviewing and/or drafting an arbitration provision or representing a client in an arbitration, and will pick up important tips, warnings, and suggestions from Mr. Connors.
Major topics include: History of arbitration Federal Arbitration Act ("FAA") FAA and recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions Class action waivers in arbitration Gateway/threshold issues for the court Arbitration, healthcare, and camps Arbitration and employment contracts McCarran-Ferguson Act Multiple agreements between the parties Can an arbitrator award punitive damages? Enforcement of arbitration awards and interest Challenging arbitration awards Uniform Arbitration Act
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