Lead Faculty: Jack B. Hamlin J.D.
Course Description
An interactive, course that enables students to participate in sophisticated simulations and mock arbitration both as advocates and arbitrators, prepare opening and closing statements and draft written decisions. Students will be introduced to Arbitration Statues and Commercial Arbitration Rules. The course will also provide students with insight into the Ethical and Professional Standards of Responsibility required of Arbitrators. Areas of focus are labor relations, securities, construction, personal injury, consumer-related disputes and commercial transactions.