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Upcoming ABA DR Section Programs

April 20, 2018 John Lande

From Ben Davis, Chair of the ABA Section of Dispute Resolution

Dear Colleagues,

Here are the upcoming programs through the end of June for the ABA Section of Dispute Resolution.

Advanced Arbitration Series Webinar #6: Ethical Aspects to Consider While Building an Arbitration Practice Apr. 25, 2018, Web

Mid-Atlantic Chapter May Brownbag: Restorative Justice: Mediation in Law Enforcement – May 01, 2018, In-Person, Washington, D.C.

SCOTUS Swings the Pendulum Back in Favor of Arbitration: Ensure That Your Next Arbitration Clause Is Effective and Enforceable  May 10, 2018, Web

11th Annual Arbitration Training Institute  May 17-18, 2018 In-Person, Miami

Insolvency Explained: Bankruptcies, Assignments, Bulk Transfers, Receiverships, Probates, and Workouts – May 22, 2018 Web

The New Handshake: Online Dispute Resolution and the Future of Consumer Protection  May 29, 2018 Web

The Practice Development Institute June 22-23, In-Person, Chicago

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