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Understanding Arbitrability in California-seated Arbitrations
This webinar will provide practitioners with a comprehensive understanding of arbitrability issues in California-seated arbitrations, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to navigate complex arbitrability determinations effectively. Topics will include:
Introduction to Arbitrability
Key concepts and terminology related to arbitrability determinations
Institutional Arbitration Rules and Arbitrability
Overview of major institutional rules and practical examples of arbitrability determinations under various rules
Delegating Arbitrability to the Arbitrator
Understanding delegation provisions in arbitration agreements
Recent court rulings on arbitrability delegation and its implications
Interplay between party intent, institutional rules, and court decisions
Class Arbitration Considerations
Analysis of class arbitration issues in arbitrability determinations
Role of arbitrators versus courts in deciding class arbitrability
Drafting strategies for arbitration agreements Q&A
Interactive discussion and Q&A session with participants addressing specific questions about the topic.
1 Participatory MCLE Credits
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Standard
Non-Member
$65.00
CLA Member
$45.00
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