
INSIGHTS FROM NEW ERA
Learn About Alternative Dispute Resolution
Hear stories from inside the court system and learn more about how ADR mediation and technology is offering a new path for dispute resolution.
Recent changes in ERISA liability have introduced new complexities for fund administrators, from evolving fiduciary duties to varying interpretations across courts. These developments highlight the growing role of ADR in resolving disputes efficiently and effectively.
The FTC’s upcoming ban on noncompete clauses has sparked debate and legal challenges. With exceptions only for senior executives and business sales, organizations are exploring alternatives like confidentiality agreements and nonsolicitation clauses to protect their interests while navigating this changing regulatory landscape.
Thoughts on the Immediate Future of Arbitration
Contributed post | For several decades, the promise of private arbitration and mediation as ideal alternatives to our costly system of litigation has proved illusory. In this post, Anthony Casey, a former AmLaw 10 litigator and current Deputy Dean of the University of Chicago Law School examines what it'll take for the legal industry to truly realize the promise of arbitration as a game-changing alternative to civil litigation.
We celebrated the three-year anniversary this year of our launching New Era ADR and found ourselves reflecting on our journey thus far. Our “why” is clearer than ever, and we invite you to look back with us to see why we’re more optimistic than ever about what lies ahead.