How to Launch and Develop a Commercial Arbitration Practice

For aspiring, new and experienced arbitrators––and counsel interested in developing their arbitration practices

HOW TO LAUNCH AND DEVELOP A COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION PRACTICE 

Book Launch and Celebration––Lessons from Commercial Arbitration Training for Arbitrators and Litigators: A Comprehensive Training by Leading Practitioners, NYSBA’S Publication of the Proceedings of the DR Section’s Iconic Training

Jeffrey T. Zaino will interview faculty on contemporary Best Practices for conducting arbitrations and building a successful practice––lessons from the training––and recognize other faculty members in attendance

Faculty, Training Co-leaders:

Charles J. Moxley, Jr.

Edna Sussman

Lea Haber Kuck

A comprehensive guide on how to effectively and successfully serve as an arbitrator and as counsel in contemporary commercial arbitrations. The book reflects the judgment and knowledge of over 50 leading arbitrators, arbitration providers, counsel, academics, and others with collective experience in thousands of commercial arbitrations.

Addressed in the book at length is practice development—how one can actually get cases, get on the rosters of major arbitration providers and get selected for cases, or, as counsel, get retained for arbitrations. Also included with the

book are articles with tips, best practices, and study guides, as well as necessary forms. NYSBA members have FREE access to our entire eBook library! For a limited time, non-members may purchase this title at the member rate of $195. Discount ends 12/31/2026.

Commercial Arbitration Training for Arbitrators and Litigators (eBook)