• Updated 1/14: Supreme Court Declines California Consumer Arbitration Case
  • Non-Administered Arbitration
    Where administration is not required or desired for resolution, CPR offers assistance with the most critical element in your proceeding – the challenge of selecting the best neutral with the right set of skills. Choosing the wrong neutral can adversely affect the outcome of the dispute which, in turn, can have a long-term impact on business relationships and the bottom line. This is particularly important for arbitral proceedings because arbitral decisions are typically final and binding. Thus, selecting the right neutral is critical and should not be left to chance.
  • Operating Principles
  • First Place SIPAwards to Alternatives for "Get Back - Return Arbitration to its ADR Roots" by M. Scott Donahey
  • Two Non-Administered Arbitration Rule Sets Issued by CPR Dispute Resolution Services
  • Dispositive Motions in Arbitration: Authority, Rules and Practical Tips
  • Privacy Dispute Resolution Rules
  • 2005 International Non-Administered Rules
  • John Lande Expands Upon his CPR AM20 Topic, Litigation Interest and Risk Assessment
  • Administered Arbitration of International Disputes
    CPR maintains its commitment to non-administered processes. However, mindful of the benefits that an arbitral institution can provide in appropriate cases, CPR has promulgated a set of administered arbitration rules to increase parties’ range of options. The CPR Rules for Administered Arbitration (July 1, 2013) and CPR Rules for Administered Arbitration of International Disputes (December 1, 2014) provide parties with the same well-designed procedures and high quality arbitrators as CPR’s non-administered options, while also allowing the parties to avail themselves of CPR’s quality multilingual staff and resources to facilitate administration of the proceedings.
  • Mia Levi
  • Nancy Vastardis
  • Practical Law Covers CPR's New Administered Arbitration Rules
  • Ank Santens
  • Natasha Richardson
  • CPR's Coverage of SCt's Epic Systems Included in SCOTUSblog Round-Up
  • Disputing Blog Covers CPR's Annotated Model Procedural Order for Remote Video Arbitration Proceedings
  • New CPR Rules Covered by Goodwin's Business Litigation Reporter
  • Helena Tavares Erickson Featured in Norton Rose Fulbright Int'l Arbitration Report
  • CPR mentioned as institution that supports energy disputes in Norton Rose Fulbright alert
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