Litigation & Arbitration
Nov. 8, 2017
Litigation & Arbitration Q&As
Litigators pose piercing questions about the industry and arbitrators and mediators rose to the challenge with thoughtful and illuminating answers.
Hon. Richard Aldrich (Ret.)
JAMS
Q: Arbitration was long thought to be a more efficient and cost effective means of resolving disputes. However, arbitrations increasingly resemble civil litigation in court, with extensive discovery, discovery motions, pretrial motions in limine, etc. In some particularly complex cases, that may be appropriate. Do you agree, and what can be done to return to a more streamlined approach to arbitration?
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