by Leah Albert   Across the globe, arbitration is gaining a foothold in most of the typical areas of legal disputes, such as construction, employment, contracts, securities, and general business disputes. While there has been …

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By R. David Gallo   In almost every brief submitted to a court by a party seeking to enforce an arbitration agreement, you will find a reference to this country’s “pro-arbitration” policy. It is true that the …

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The more complex, the better. That seems to be a rule of thumb for Barry Howard, both in his professional and personal lives.   As a mediator, Barry focuses on complex construction litigation cases, as …

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By Andy Rowlett   Threats to the security of attorney and law firm data in computers, networks, and cloud services appear to be at an all-time high, according to the American Bar Association (ABA). ABA …

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By Pragya Sharma   Back in 2015, as a summer associate, I first encountered a vague, ambiguous dispute resolution clause which stated: “13. Any dispute or matter arising in connection with this contract shall be referred …

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Talented chefs know that it takes more than quality ingredients to make a great meal – it takes rigorous planning and adherence to the order and sequence of a recipe. Arbitrator Leah Albert has created …

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