Litigation & Arbitration
Apr. 27, 2022
When the Show Must Go Online, Revisited: Some Things We’ve Learned from Two Years of Arbitration by Videoconference
When proceedings move online, they become less formal. With less formality comes less worry about everything from performance anxiety to what to wear.
Christopher David Ruiz Cameron
Justice Marshall F. McComb Professor of Law
Southwestern Law School
Ask the Arbitrator
A little over a year ago I observed that most arbitrators and advocates seemed to be embracing the Brave New World of conducting arbitration by videoconference. According to an informal survey of Southern California labor and employment arbitrators conducted by me then, 17 of 26 respondents (65%) reported hearing at least three-quarters of their docket online during the last six months of 2020; 19 of 25 (76...
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