You Want a Piece of Pyett With That? III. Panel Discussion
A panel discussion about the practical implications of arbitrating statutory claims that arise in the workplace
Drucker; Jacquelin F.
Electronic discovery: How do courts do it? Should we do it that way too?
On December 1, 2006, new electronic-discovery provisions of the Federal Rules of Civil procedure took effect. The author recites relevant rules, discusses the cost-apportioning criteria… Read More »Electronic discovery: How do courts do it? Should we do it that way too?
Hot topics in sports arbitration
The panelists discuss recent developments in sports arbitration including, especially, the Terrell Owens decision issued by Arbitrator Richard Bloch.
New forms of evidence in a high-tech age: III. Panel Discussion
A panel discussion of the discovery process for electronic evidence.
Arbitration in the public sector: The new systems and the established systems: What each might learn from the other.
Public sector arbitration of grievance and interest disputes is examined in several sectors: the Puerto Rican system; the union perspective stateside; the employer perspective in… Read More »Arbitration in the public sector: The new systems and the established systems: What each might learn from the other.
Distinguished Speaker: Arbitration in an evolving legal environment:A mediator’s perspective.
Bill Usery is introduced and his career described, and his career is described. Secretary Usery then gives a brief history of labor arbitration in the… Read More »Distinguished Speaker: Arbitration in an evolving legal environment:A mediator’s perspective.