Perspective
Jul. 27, 2013
Working to restore the efficiencies of arbitration
Many arbitrators, ADR providers and counsel are working to manage the process and restore the advantages of arbitration: limited discovery, efficient hearings and the prompt issuance of a final award. By Zee Claiborne
Commercial arbitration began as an economical and fair alternative to court trials. Critics claim that it has become increasingly lengthy, expensive and more like litigation. Many arbitrators, ADR providers and counsel are working to manage the process and restore the advantages of arbitration: limited discovery, efficient hearings and the prompt issuance of a final award. Ideally, this effort starts at the preliminary conference, which is a good...
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