Please join us in welcoming Alexandra Bach Lagos, Esq. to our panel in Miami! hubs.ly/Q04CjbV20

“The temptation for arbitrators to use AI is strong, especially if the compensation is based on ad valorem. Therefore, it is necessary to consider the practical and legal limitations in the use of AI.” hubs.la/Q04CbbFq0

Why isn’t Houston in the mix of leading arbitral seats? What would it take to change that? This Texas Lawbook article reports on the conversation that took place at the JAMS Houston International Arbitration Center during a working session. hubs.la/Q04C9k7-0

“I think it's really important for everyone to understand coming into a mediation that the observations and input and evaluations of the mediator are only as good as the information and data that the lawyers provide.” hubs.la/Q04C2DGc0

Please join us in welcoming Hon. James O. Browning (Ret.) to our panel in Dallas! hubs.la/Q04BR6D70

Please join us in welcoming Hon. Pamela E. Loza (Ret.) to our panel in Chicago! hubs.la/Q04BvG0X0

JAMS is pleased to announce that Jerry Spolter, Esq., was honored with the Beacon of Justice Award by Legal Aid of Marin, recognizing exemplary individuals who are committed to advancing equity and justice in Marin County. Read more: hubs.la/Q04Brsxj0

Congratulations to JAMS neutral Hon. Joan N. Feeney (Ret.) on her induction into the Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Hall of Fame. The honor recognizes her distinguished legal career and contributions to the advancement of justice. Read the press release: hubs.la/Q04Brx0c0

“Because [data-tracking disputes] turn on complex data flows and unsettled law, structured alternative dispute resolution (ADR) can help parties balance legitimate data analysis against privacy interests that deserve protection.” hubs.la/Q04B8_w90

Please join us in welcoming Hon. Maurice A. Leiter (Ret.) to our panel in Los Angeles! hubs.la/Q04zYLM70

“Where I once saw a family curse and a clever bit of Athenian civic mythology, I now see something closer to a diagnosis of my own profession: A verdict and a resolution are not always the same event, and sometimes a difficult dispute may need both.”hubs.la/Q04zWHjM0

“Litigation is a costly endeavor. As in most complex proceedings, patent cases are generally time-consuming and resource intensive.” hubs.la/Q04zQh1C0

“Not long ago, mass arbitration loomed as one of corporate America’s biggest legal bogeymen.” hubs.la/Q04zNkgq0

“ADR can support a mass tort at several points in its life cycle. Mediation may help parties explore global terms, resolve discrete issues, narrow areas of disagreement or establish a structure for continued negotiation." hubs.la/Q04zGyX70

“Litigation…is not well suited to managing scientific uncertainty, evolving environmental conditions or the complexities associated with investigation, remediation and environmental responses.” hubs.la/Q04zyv-y0

“Whatever approach or combination of approaches generates an MSA that covers all material terms, eliminates surprises and unexpected consequences, and provides clarity, transparency and finality to all participants should be adopted.” hubs.la/Q04zwyRX0

“Even a well-considered and properly executed estate plan may be challenged when a settlor and/or drafting attorney files to identify potential vulnerabilities or take steps to protect the plan from an unhappy interested third party.” hubs.la/Q04zv2Lt0

“A long proponent of Alternative Dispute Resolution, Hon. Alan S. Trust (Ret.) became certified as a mediator in Texas in 1989. He said that those entangled in the court system often feel like ‘passive players in their own play.’” hubs.la/Q04zkqtz0

Based on their collective experience resolving hundreds of cases involving sexual assault or abuse, JAMS neutrals Jordana "Jordy" H. Feldman, Esq. and Carol Wittenberg set forth best practices for plaintiff’s and defense counsel. hubs.la/Q04zk9v_0

Please join us in welcoming Dean J. Zipser, Esq. to our panel in Orange County! hubs.la/Q04z5cV30