Having taken a look at the benefits for Arbitration organizations putting in place Protocols on Damages for their Arbitrators … let’s shift the discussion to more practical application for advocates. A term that is frequently seen relating to Damages argument in Arbitration is ‘Reasonable Certainty’. In essence and in actual cases; Damages are to be…
Arbitration organizations have traditionally had an array of conventions in place to further their efforts in sustaining confidence by those using their process. Some of these can include Standards of Conduct; Neutrality Statements and even Codes of Ethics. Each arbitration provider establishing those which they think paramount for both their Arbitrators and their clients benefit. …
By George H. Friedman* I blogged recently about how well I did on my predictions for 2017 (you can tell from the title, A Final Report Card on My 2017 Arbitration Predictions: “Pretty, Pretty, Pretty, Pretty Good!”). As my thoughts turned to 2018, it occurred to me that many of my predictions for the…
By George H. Friedman* Chairman of the Board – Arbitration Resolution Service Toward the end of last year, I authored a blog post, Consumer and Employment Arbitration: Six Things to look for in 2017. I updated my prognostications around Inauguration Day in Trump in Charge – What Does It Mean for Arbitration? Later, I did…