The Art of Drafting Arbitration Agreements: Writing for Success in Dispute Resolution

This CLE event will provide a guide to drafting effective arbitration clauses that minimize risks and maximize enforceability. Tailored for transactional attorneys, in-house counsel, and, in general, legal professionals, the session will delve into key elements of arbitration clauses, including scope, venue, governing law, procedural rules, and appointment mechanisms for arbitrators. The panelists will explore best practices, common pitfalls, and drafting strategies to ensure that clauses are tailored to the unique needs of their clients and industries.

The event will feature practical case studies, and insights from experienced arbitrators and arbitration practitioners, Imad Khan and Rafael T. Boza. Attendees will gain knowledge on how to draft arbitration clauses that will not only avoid ambiguity but also enhance the efficiency and predictability of the dispute resolution process, whether dealing with domestic or international contracts. It will include a discussion of ethical negotiation techniques and drafting.

1 hour of MCLE credit, including 0.25 hours ethics.

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