Insights & Articles
Taking Practical Steps to Bring a Matter to a Close - Part 6 of a 6-Part CPR Series
Originally posted on CPR's You Tube channel
In this final installment of Jack's conversation with CPR's Russ Bleemer, the two discuss the distinction between the technical resolution of a dispute and truly and completely bringing the matter to a close.
How Party Autonomy Can Make Arbitration Less Prone to Error - Part 5 of a 6-Part CPR Series
Originally posted on CPR's You Tube channel
Jack continues his conversation with CPR's Russ Bleemer, about party autonomy in ADR, this time focusing on a process that better meets the needs of the parties and the particular dispute while making the management of the process less prone to error.
Motions for Reconsideration As a Tool of Party Autonomy - Part 4 of a 6-Part CPR Series
Originally posted on CPR's You Tube channel
Jack continues his conversation with Russ Bleemer, about party autonomy in ADR. The two discuss additional tools for parties in arbitration, such as such as motions for reconsideration.
Why In-House Counsel Must Drive the Arbitrator Selection Call
Originally published by Bloomberg Law
Selecting an arbitrator should be a collaborative process, not one simply delegated to outside counsel. Here's how to think, and move, through it.
Examples of Party Autonomy in ADR - Part 3 of a 6-Part CPR Series
Originally posted on CPR's You Tube channel
Jack continues his conversation about party autonomy with CPR's Russ Bleemer.
Jack Levin
Independent Arbitrator & Mediator