Evidence: Taking it for what it’s worth.
Two NAA members joust over the conflict between confining admissible evidence to the relevant and material, and becoming unduly legalistic.
McDermott; Clare B.
The presidential address – an exercise in dialectic: Should arbitration behave as does litigation?
Sardonically presented but engaging repartee between two highly regarded Academy Members. Their discussion evolves around the trend away from traditional arbitration toward a more complicated,… Read More »The presidential address – an exercise in dialectic: Should arbitration behave as does litigation?
For David P. Miller
Members pay tribute to David P. Miller, who died at the age of 55 on March 22, 1975, while serving as President of the Academy.
Twenty-five years of labor arbitration – and the future2. Some developments in the history of the National Academy of Arbitrators
Because the history of the National Academy is important to understanding the arbitration profession, and because the Academy’s annual proceedings continue to have a significant… Read More »Twenty-five years of labor arbitration – and the future2. Some developments in the history of the National Academy of Arbitrators