Alternative Dispute Resolution
Oct. 7, 2011
The dos and don’ts of arbitration
Arbitration is not trial in a different format - don't lose out on its advantages. By Neil R. Bardack of Hanson Bridgett LLP
After extensive experience serving as an arbitrator, I have identified several simple truths to presenting a case in arbitration that takes advantage of the differences it presents over a court trial: The setting is informal, a tribunal's rules give the arbitrator greater discretion, and restrictions on presenting your client's case are minimal. When effectively utilized, these attributes are opportunities for the advocate. Familiarity ...
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