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The blog was created by Jeffrey Zaino in 2016 and originally hosted by the New York State Bar Association, where it quickly grew a robust following and earned a reputation for being a vital space for thought-provoking discussions on alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and connecting our domestic and international community. After a two-year hiatus, ACR-GNY is proud to be the blog's new home as it relaunches in 2025.

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  • Wednesday, December 10, 2025 5:46 PM | Anonymous

    Adam Kutner - Review from Actual Client Janae Reynolds

    If a witness takes notes during the hearing, can the opposing party request access to those notes?

    What are your thoughts?

  • Thursday, December 04, 2025 11:33 AM | Anonymous
    Can I Appeal the Court's Decision?

    At the end of a hearing in a complex case, the arbitrator[s] usually asks the parties to submit post hearing briefs. If the arbitrator[s] know of a game-changer recent appellate court ruling that has never been raised by the parties in pre-hearing briefing, should the arbitrator mention the case to the parties and ask them to brief it as part of their post-hearing submissions?

    What are your thoughts?


  • Sunday, November 30, 2025 12:28 PM | Anonymous

    Injury Smart Law believes in using Expert Witnesses to give credibility to our cases

    What would should an arbitrator do if sitting on a tribunal or acting as sole arbitrator and mid-way through the process the parties make their expert disclosures, and it turns out that one of the experts is someone she/he knows and with whom she/he has had a very bad experience involving their veracity?

    What are your thoughts?

  • Wednesday, November 19, 2025 12:08 PM | Anonymous

    Finra Proposes Tweaks to Arbitrator Selection - AdvisorHub

    Some arbitration institutions offer an enhanced arbitrator selection process for selecting arbitrators for large complex cases. The process allows for the parties to establish protocols for interviewing potential arbitrators via oral or written questions. What are the best practices (protocols) for an enhanced arbitrator selection process? Why is the process not widely used by parties? Do you see any potential problems with such a process? 

    What are your thoughts?

  • Wednesday, November 12, 2025 3:04 PM | Anonymous

    Resume word stock image. Image of professional, letter - 15075033

    Besides background experience, expertise, education, speaking engagements, fees, etc., what other information should an arbitrator's resume contain and why? Should it list how many cases served on to award and times served as a chairperson? Should it confirm whether or not the arbitrator is willing to do either virtual (listing types of platforms) and/or in person hearings? What are your thoughts on including a photo and/or video? Is it important to self-identify race and gender on the resume?

    What are your thoughts?

  • Friday, November 07, 2025 9:13 AM | Anonymous

    What's an 'Eyes Only' Package? - ClearanceJobs

    Where the parties disagree on whether a confidentiality order in a case should permit Attorneys' Eyes Only designations, what should arbitrators do?

    What are your thoughts?
  • Wednesday, October 29, 2025 11:25 AM | Anonymous

     

    How do you deal with a panelist who is much slower than their colleagues? What do you do if it's the chair?

    What are your thoughts?


  • Thursday, October 23, 2025 9:40 AM | Anonymous

    Renzi & Baccei: i compagni di merende che hanno portato la Sicilia al default – La Voce di New York

    The rules of some ADR institutions authorize the tribunal to issue a default award as a sanction. Do you believe that is a good idea in some circumstances? Have you ever heard of such a sanction occurring in an arbitration proceeding?

    What are your thoughts?

  • Tuesday, October 14, 2025 6:05 PM | Anonymous

    Motion to Quash Subpoena - California Business Lawyer & Corporate Lawyer

    How should arbitrators address requests to issue subpoenas addressed to a 3d party witness located outside of the state in which an in-person hearing is scheduled?  In a remote arbitration, where exactly is the hearing “located” for purposes of Rule 45?

    What are your thoughts?


  • Friday, October 10, 2025 9:10 AM | Anonymous
    7 Reasons Older Adults Keep Working after Retirement

    When may an arbitrator start drafting the award?  If a tribunal, may the Chair start drafting the award before consulting with the wings?

    What are your thoughts?

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