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The Advocate’s Perspective: Seemingly Innocuous Procedural Orders in Arbitration
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| Where: | CLE Webinar for American Bar Association |
| Available Online Here |
Dana Gloor, a principal in the firm’s Litigation & Dispute Resolution practice group, participated in a webinar titled “The Advocate’s Perspective: Seemingly Innocuous Procedural Orders in Arbitration” sponsored by the American Bar Association’s Section of Dispute Resolution and the Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee.
Program Description:
Arbitrators are charged with controlling the process efficiently and fairly. They must balance unduly burdening the parties while providing a full and fair opportunity to be heard. Although many arbitrators have experience as advocates, they may issue orders that fall far short of achieving the desired objective. In some extreme cases these procedural orders create unintended problems. This program will provide the advocate’s perspective on some very common procedural orders in arbitration.
Moderator:
- Joan Stearns Johnsen
Speakers:
- Betsy Hellmann
- Dana S. Gloor
- Matthew H. Adler
