Category: Alternative Dispute Resolution, Technology CLE Category: Alternative Dispute Resolution, Technology CLE (show less)

This Institute is designed to help arbitration advocates develop proficiency in the ever-evolving world of arbitration. Experienced practitioners will roundtable “Addressing the Challenges of Unethical Conduct in Arbitration by Advocates, Parties, Witnesses and Arbitrators.” Other topics include, “The Mechanics of Virtual and Hybrid Proceedings, Protocols, and the Greener Arbitration Pledge,” an “Update on Arbitration Law” and “Is there a Place for Artificial Intelligence in Arbitration?” A panel of renowned arbitrators will discuss “How Attorneys can Improve the Process and Their Advocacy in Arbitration: A View from the Panel”, and the Institute will conclude with a panel discussion of “Follow the Money: How to Obtain An Award of Damages, Costs and Other Expenses of the Arbitration Proceeding.” This is the Second Arbitration Institute sponsored by the ADR Section of the Florida Bar, and 17 outstanding presenters have volunteered to help with this virtual Institute.
 
WELCOME REMARKS
Christy Foley, ADR Section Chair

Roundtable: Addressing the Challenges of Unethical Conduct in Arbitration by Advocates, Parties, Witnesses and Arbitrators
Patricia Thompson
Chris Shulman
Lori Adelson
Chardean Mavis Hill

The Mechanics of Virtual and Hybrid Arbitration Proceedings, Protocols, and the Greener Arbitration Pledge
Angela Romero-Valedon and Aaron J. Horowitz

Is there a Place for Artificial Intelligence in Arbitration?
Ido Alexander
Meah Tell 
Jordan Turk

Update on Arbitration Law
Adjunct Prof. John Rooney

How Attorneys can Improve the Process and Their Advocacy in Arbitration: A View from the Panel
Karen J. Orlin
Steve Platau
Prof. Joan Stearns Johnson
Hon. Joseph Farina (Ret.)

Follow the Money: How to Obtain an Award of Damages, Costs and Other Expenses of the Arbitration Proceeding
Deborah Mastin
Harout J. Samra 
Hon Christi L. Underwood (Ret.)
 
CLOSING REMARKS
Deborah Mastin
Meah Tell