Perspective
Feb. 4, 2010
Defining Discovery in Arbitration
Daniel Garrie of ARC and Yoav Griver of Zeichner, Ellman and Krause say inclusion of an information system expert in arbitration allows for early discovery planning.
By Daniel Garrie and Yoav Griver
Arbitration is a type of dispute resolution - specifically, the private, judicial determination of a dispute by an independent third party. Arbitration proceedings are generally adversarial in nature, but are less formal than a court proceeding. The primary objective of arbitration is to resolve legal disputes quickly, efficiently, and privately. Arbitration is particularly useful where parties would otherwise incur substantial discovery c...For only $95 a month (the price of 2 article purchases)
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