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Christopher David Ruiz Cameron

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Justice Marshall F. McComb Professor of Law
Southwestern Law School



Member of the National Academy of Arbitrators, as a labor and employment neutral throughout California. David also chairs the Los Angeles County Employee Relations Commission.



Columns
Title Category Published
When back pay goes beyond the bottom line Litigation & Arbitration, Labor/Employment Dec. 5, 2024
Set in concrete? The NLRB's Cemex ruling and the future of labor arbitration Labor/Employment Oct. 3, 2024
Is arbitration under attack? Arbitration, Schmarbitration
 Litigation & Arbitration Aug. 8, 2024
Obey now, grieve later: Understanding the offense of insubordination Labor/Employment Mar. 2, 2023
The cannabis conundrum Labor/Employment, Government Jan. 5, 2023
The ethics of ordering videoconference arbitration over a party’s objection, redux Technology, Ethics/Professional Responsibility Oct. 20, 2022
How not to screw up your case in arbitration, part two Litigation & Arbitration Aug. 8, 2022
How not to screw up your case in arbitration, part one Litigation & Arbitration, Law Practice, Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Appellate Practice Jun. 7, 2022
When the Show Must Go Online, Revisited: Some Things We’ve Learned from Two Years of Arbitration by Videoconference Litigation & Arbitration Apr. 27, 2022
No there there? Avoiding nonobjections in arbitration Law Practice, Alternative Dispute Resolution Feb. 25, 2022
The rise and fall (out) of mandatory pre-dispute employment arbitration Labor/Employment, Alternative Dispute Resolution Dec. 9, 2021
Hearsay or ixnay? The limited utility of hearsay objections in arbitration Alternative Dispute Resolution Oct. 1, 2021
The irrelevance of the relevance objection in arbitration Alternative Dispute Resolution Jul. 23, 2021
The ethics of ordering videoconference arbitration Alternative Dispute Resolution Jun. 4, 2021
Virtually the same? Law Practice, Alternative Dispute Resolution Apr. 15, 2021
When the show must go online Alternative Dispute Resolution Feb. 12, 2021
The Real Mayor of Los Angeles Obituaries, Judges and Judiciary, Civil Rights, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Dec. 1, 2017
LA board must harmonize child welfare with fair treatment of its employees Family May 12, 2016

Verdicts & Settlements
Case Name Topic Role Published
Confidential Civil Rights Expert / technical May 10, 1997

MCLE
Title Category Published
When back pay goes beyond the bottom line Employment Dec. 5, 2024
Title Category Published
When back pay goes beyond the bottom line Litigation & Arbitration, Labor/Employment Dec. 5, 2024
Set in concrete? The NLRB's Cemex ruling and the future of labor arbitration Labor/Employment Oct. 3, 2024
Is arbitration under attack? Arbitration, Schmarbitration
 Litigation & Arbitration Aug. 8, 2024
Obey now, grieve later: Understanding the offense of insubordination Labor/Employment Mar. 2, 2023
The cannabis conundrum Labor/Employment, Government Jan. 5, 2023
The ethics of ordering videoconference arbitration over a party’s objection, redux Technology, Ethics/Professional Responsibility Oct. 20, 2022
How not to screw up your case in arbitration, part two Litigation & Arbitration Aug. 8, 2022
How not to screw up your case in arbitration, part one Litigation & Arbitration, Law Practice, Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Appellate Practice Jun. 7, 2022
When the Show Must Go Online, Revisited: Some Things We’ve Learned from Two Years of Arbitration by Videoconference Litigation & Arbitration Apr. 27, 2022
No there there? Avoiding nonobjections in arbitration Law Practice, Alternative Dispute Resolution Feb. 25, 2022
The rise and fall (out) of mandatory pre-dispute employment arbitration Labor/Employment, Alternative Dispute Resolution Dec. 9, 2021
Hearsay or ixnay? The limited utility of hearsay objections in arbitration Alternative Dispute Resolution Oct. 1, 2021
The irrelevance of the relevance objection in arbitration Alternative Dispute Resolution Jul. 23, 2021
The ethics of ordering videoconference arbitration Alternative Dispute Resolution Jun. 4, 2021
Virtually the same? Law Practice, Alternative Dispute Resolution Apr. 15, 2021
When the show must go online Alternative Dispute Resolution Feb. 12, 2021
The Real Mayor of Los Angeles Obituaries, Judges and Judiciary, Civil Rights, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Dec. 1, 2017
LA board must harmonize child welfare with fair treatment of its employees Family May 12, 2016
Case Name Topic Role Published
Confidential Civil Rights Expert / technical May 10, 1997
Title Category Published
When back pay goes beyond the bottom line Employment Dec. 5, 2024
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