Issues Arising in ArbitrationSKU: ADR500
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Total Credits
1 - 2
Price$100
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DescriptionGenerally, arbitration is used as a means to avoid the financial burdens and exhaustive process imposed by a court battle. Yet even arbitration has its complications, and both attorneys litigating arbitration and the arbitrators themselves must be well-versed in the issues before initiating arbitration proceedings. This CLE course, presented by Leslie Trager, a seasoned arbitrator of 20 years, will offer an in-depth review of arbitration issues including remedies for non-payment by a party, determining parties and potential conflicts, international arbitration effects and confirmation of vacations and awards. Lecturer BioLeslie Trager, Esq.Leslie (Les) Trager has been an arbitrator for approximately the past twenty years. He serves as an arbitrator on the American Arbitration Association Commercial Panel in New York and on the Financial Industry Regulatory Association panel adjudicating industry and investor arbitrations. His articles on arbitration have appeared in “Dispute Resolution Journal” and in the “Handbook on Arbitration” published by the AAA. He maintains a private practice in New York City for commercial litigation, with an emphasis on financial litigation and conducts much of this in arbitration. He is a graduate of the Harvard Law School. |
