The Use of Subpoenas in ArbitrationSKU: ADR800
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Total Credits
1.5 - 2
Price$75
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DescriptionIn today’s world of national and international commerce, it is common for a party to want information and testimony from a person or entity not a party or employed by a party. But the law regarding the issuance of subpoenas for arbitration depends on a statute passed early in the 20th century when commerce was far more limited. This CLE course is designed to show the process for using subpoenas in arbitration, and the limits and difficulties which may be encountered in their use. 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. |
