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Minimizing Risks of Ethical Dilemmas at Arbitration (Recorded Webinar)

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Session ID: 20PRW025

Minimizing Risks of Ethical Dilemmas at Arbitration (Recorded Webinar)

 

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AAA Panelist $40.00

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Online Course

Recorded Webinar

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    Always Available

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Faculty and Summary

Approximately 60 Minutes

What can counsel do to minimize the inherent risks of ethical dilemmas arising at arbitration? To answer that question, get practitioner and arbitrator insights into issues arising from unexpected ethical challenges at arbitration, including supplemental arbitrator disclosures, arbitrator exceeding powers, party gamesmanship, and sanctions.

 

MODERATOR

Rod Toben, VP, Construction Division, American Arbitration Association®; Dallas, TX 

FACULTY 

Albert Bates, Jr., Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders LLP; Pittsburgh, PA 

Tonya L. Johannsen, Estes Thorne & Carr PLLC; Dallas, TX 

Cara Peterson, Vice President & General Counsel, Adolfson & Peterson Construction; Minneapolis, MI

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CLE Information:

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