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Chambers says JAMS is the "premier player" with "a formidable bench of well-established mediators." We offer access to a panel of 450+ highly experienced retired judges, attorneys and other ADR professionals as well as concierge-level client service, world-class facilities and premium technology. Schedule your mediation today. https://lnkd.in/gRNxPBXf #mediation #disputeresolution #adr

JAMS and the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) are pleased to announce an agreement that establishes JAMS as the independent dispute resolution institution to resolve charges brought by the WTA against those alleged to have committed acts rising to the level of safeguarding violations or bullying. Learn more about the WTA’s commitment to player, staff and support team safety and how JAMS can assist sports organizations in addressing their conflict resolution needs. https://lnkd.in/gSbeaJvd #wta #womenstennis #sportslaw

Join JAMS neutrals Hon. Jane Cutler Greenspan (Ret.) and Hon. Gregory M. Sleet (Ret.) for Advanced ADR Tools: Neutral Analysis and Mock Exercises. This program features insights from in-house and outside counsel, along with experienced neutrals, to explore options like mock trials, oral and written analysis, and more. Gain practical takeaways on how these processes can enhance advocacy at any stage of litigation. https://hubs.la/Q03bVNPW0 #ADR #litigation #neutralanalysis

JAMS congratulates Hon. Jay Gandhi (Ret.) on receiving the Warren Knight Excellence in Alternative Dispute Resolution Award from the The Association of Media & Entertainment Counsel (AMEC). This honor recognizes his significant contributions to resolving complex entertainment and media disputes. As a mediator, arbitrator, and JAMS board member, Judge Gandhi is widely respected for his insightful and candid approach, earning the trust of industry leaders and top legal professionals. Pictured from left to right: Natasha Moreno, Channing Fleetwood, Hon. Michael R. Wilner (Ret.), Judge Jay Gandhi, Kimberly Taylor, Hon. Philip S. Gutierrez (Ret.), and Gina Miller. https://hubs.la/Q03bR-M_0 #entertainmentindustry #AMECLegacy #adr

Join JAMS neutrals Giuseppe De Palo, Esq., and Robin Gise, Esq., for Global Perspectives: Navigating Employment Disputes Across Borders – Part 2. Presented by JAMS in collaboration with the Asian American Bar Association of New York (AABANY) and the Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA) – International Law Section and Litigation & Dispute Resolution Section, this session will explore how cultural nuances shape negotiation, mediation, and ethical considerations. https://hubs.la/Q03bMSHL0 #employmentlaw #internationallaw #adr

"Whatever your level of experience, you can maximize the likelihood of getting into flow by paying attention to the nuances in the conversation, looking for potential pitfalls and keeping alert for new information and unforeseen complexities.” In this Daily Journal article, Tamara Lange, FCIArb, discusses the power of negotiating in “flow” — a state of being in which you bring intense concentration and feel engaged, active and alive. https://hubs.la/Q039mj8L0 #mediation #negotiation #adr

✨ A special highlight of the 20th Anniversary Association of Media and Entertainment Counsel (AMEC) Counsel of the Year Awards was honoring Jay Ghandi for his extraordinary contributions to the industry which are truly unparalleled. It was a privilege to celebrate his impactful legacy with the entire AMEC family. 🎬👏 Please check out JAMS article (link in bio) featuring Jay at the event! 📸 Photos from the event are attached, and even more will soon be available on the AMEC website. Relive the memories with us! #CounselOfTheYear #EntertainmentIndustry #AMECLegacy

JAMS is proud to support the Fourth Annual California International Arbitration Week in West Los Angeles. Presented by the California Lawyers Association’s Litigation Section and California Arbitration (CalArb), the event will bring together leading practitioners, institutions, and users for insightful discussions on key trends, including AI’s impact on IP protection, US-Mexico dispute resolution, and best practices in arbitration. JAMS will present three panels and host a networking reception as part of the week’s programming. https://hubs.la/Q03bw-rp0 #internationalarbitration #ciaw2025 #adr

“But unless the arbitration agreement expressly prohibits the remedy awarded, the arbitrator has extensive, although not unbridled, discretion in fashioning relief.” In this Daily Journal article, Claude M. Stern, Esq. discusses the practical lessons learned from case law regarding arbitral remedies under the CAA and FAA. https://hubs.la/Q039f-D50 #arbitration #faa #caa #adr

"As AI continues to evolve, staying ahead demands thoughtful and adaptive regulation—a challenge that JAMS is taking on with these innovative new rules. We invite all stakeholders to engage with additional forward-thinking solutions as we shape the future of AI dispute resolution together." Read more about the industry-first JAMS AI Rules from Leslie King O'Neal. https://hubs.la/Q03bqppS0 #ai #legaltech #adr