Education Services

90 Minutes

During this session, life sciences domestic and international arbitrators and advocates will share how to prepare and conduct your client’s position most effectively for the evidentiary arbitration hearing. Topics include how to present your documentary evidence; how to present your fact witnesses; how to present your expert witnesses, if any; how to conduct yourself in relation to your adversary; how to deal with your perception of an arbitrator’s reactions to your presentations; and a discussion on the difference between the relevant AAA-ICDR’s Commercial and International Arbitration rules.

Faculty:

• James Carter, Carter Arbitration; New York, NY
• Grant L. Kim, Kim, LimNexus LLP; SanFrancisco, CA

Audience: Healthcare and life science attorneys, including in-house and outside counsel for hospitals, providers, health plans, and life science, bio-tech, medical device and pharmaceutical organizations and those interested in learning more about domestic and international life sciences dispute resolution will find the information in this program invaluable and will be better armed and prepared for integrating, managing and resolving disputes through ADR.

This program does not qualify for the AAA's annual Arbitrator Continuing Education (ACE) requirement.

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CLE Information:

The AAA does not offer CLE in any jurisdiction for our online programs, but you may be able to use a copy of the certificate of completion available at the conclusion of the course to submit for CLE credit on your own. We recommend that you confirm availability of CLE in your jurisdiction for this type of course.

Questions?

Please contact AAA Education Services at aaaeducation@adr.org or 212-484-4096.