Description
The U.S. Supreme Court continues to shape arbitration law through a strict interpretation of the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA), with each term introducing new nuances. This program will explore Supreme Court decisions from the latest term and examine recent interpretations by federal appeals courts, focusing on their impact on arbitration practice. The panel will offer practical insights into the evolving landscape of arbitration law, updates for attorneys to ensure compliance with the latest legal developments, and strategies to optimize arbitration for clients currently using or considering arbitration.
Featuring:
Charles Bennett, Trial Lawyer, Bennett Legal
Richard Faulker, Attorney, Faulkner ADR Law, Of Counsel, Bennett Legal
Philip J. Loree, Jr., Partner, The Loree Law Firm
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