Introducing Arbitration for Resolution of Commercial Finance Disputes

Wednesday, Dec 01 2021 05:00 PM

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Introducing Arbitration for Resolution of Commercial Finance Disputes
Panelists: Richard Gray, Esq., Gray Arbitration Bridget Marsh, Executive Vice President and Deputy General Counsel, Loan Syndication and Trading Association Jeffrey A. Wurst, Partner, Armstrong Teasdale LLP Jeffrey Zaino, Vice President- Commercial Division, American Arbitration Association The speakers will cover the following topics: • Litigation v. Arbitration • AAA ClauseBuilder • LSTA’S Arbitration Rules for Cover Price Disputes • LSTA’S Latin American Initiative • ICC Report On Financial Institutions And International Arbitration • Discussion of “Real Life” Arbitration Provisions • Advantages/Disadvantages/Misconceptions

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CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION WEEKEND (CLEW)

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