All Categories UncategorizedImmigrationLitigationState BarBusinessMedia & First AmendmentLandlord & TenantLabor & EmploymentPersonal InjuryReal EstateConstructionNewsBusiness TransactionsWrits & AppealsLawyers and AttorneysBankruptcyTaxEnvironmentalMediationTrust & EstateJanuary 26, 2015Should Lawyers “force” their clients to mediate?by James J. Manning Jr.Read MoreFebruary 5, 2014Contractual Arbitration Provisions Under California Lawby Daniel E. KatzRead MoreSeptember 25, 2012Arbitrator Disclosures Give Rise To Litigationby James J. Manning Jr.Read MoreFebruary 29, 2012The Uncertainty of Litigationby Douglas A. PlazakRead MoreDecember 13, 2011The Value of a Lawyer’s Reputationby Scott TalkovRead MoreDecember 8, 2011Not All Arbitration Clauses Are Enforceableby Michael G. KerbsRead MoreMay 3, 2011IRS Appeals Procedureby Pietro E. CanestrelliRead MoreMarch 10, 2011The Consequences of a “Failed” Mediationby James J. Manning Jr.Read MoreJanuary 18, 2011Right to Arbitrate May be Waived by Proceeding With a Lawsuitby David G. MooreRead More
