CLE Session - Arbitration for Commercial Finance Dispute Resolutions
November 14, 2024
Arbitration for Commercial Finance Dispute Resolutions
Attorneys attending will receive CLE credit.
General CLE
Recommended Field of Study: Specialized Knowledge
In the complex world of commercial finance, disputes are inevitable, and how they are resolved can have a significant impact on the parties involved. This program delves into the critical choice between arbitration and litigation for resolving financial disputes, offering a comprehensive exploration of the advantages and challenges associated with each method. Participants will engage in an in-depth discussion on the benefits of arbitration, including the selection of decision-makers who possess specialized expertise in the commercial finance industry.
The program will cover key aspects such as the expedited resolution process, cost-effectiveness, confidentiality, and the limited scope of discovery that arbitration offers. These elements can make arbitration a preferred method over traditional litigation, especially in complex financial cases. The session will also explore the role of mediation as an alternative dispute resolution tool, with insights on how to increase the adoption of arbitration in commercial finance disputes. Additionally, the program will address the importance of decisions based on interests, highlighting the flexibility and adaptability of arbitration in achieving fair and tailored outcomes.
This program is essential for both commercial finance lawyers and their clients to enable them to better understand the strategic choices available in dispute resolution and the growing role of arbitration in this dynamic field.
Speakers
Catherine Bratic, Esq., Hogan Lovells US LLP, Houston, TX
Sylvia Mayer, Esq., S. Mayer Law, Houston, TX
Jeffrey Wurst, Esq., Armstrong Teasdale LLP, New York, NY
Jeffrey T. Zaino, Esq., Vice President, American Arbitration Association, New York, NY
Attorneys attending will receive CLE credit.
General CLE
Recommended Field of Study: Specialized Knowledge
In the complex world of commercial finance, disputes are inevitable, and how they are resolved can have a significant impact on the parties involved. This program delves into the critical choice between arbitration and litigation for resolving financial disputes, offering a comprehensive exploration of the advantages and challenges associated with each method. Participants will engage in an in-depth discussion on the benefits of arbitration, including the selection of decision-makers who possess specialized expertise in the commercial finance industry.
The program will cover key aspects such as the expedited resolution process, cost-effectiveness, confidentiality, and the limited scope of discovery that arbitration offers. These elements can make arbitration a preferred method over traditional litigation, especially in complex financial cases. The session will also explore the role of mediation as an alternative dispute resolution tool, with insights on how to increase the adoption of arbitration in commercial finance disputes. Additionally, the program will address the importance of decisions based on interests, highlighting the flexibility and adaptability of arbitration in achieving fair and tailored outcomes.
This program is essential for both commercial finance lawyers and their clients to enable them to better understand the strategic choices available in dispute resolution and the growing role of arbitration in this dynamic field.
Speakers
Catherine Bratic, Esq., Hogan Lovells US LLP, Houston, TX
Sylvia Mayer, Esq., S. Mayer Law, Houston, TX
Jeffrey Wurst, Esq., Armstrong Teasdale LLP, New York, NY
Jeffrey T. Zaino, Esq., Vice President, American Arbitration Association, New York, NY