Volume 14.3: Spring 2013

Articles

The Rise in Judicial Hostility to Arbitration: Revisiting Hall Street Associates

– Thomas E. Carbonneau

The Curious Case of Transformative Dispute Resolution: An Unfortunate Marriage of Intransigence, Exclusivity, and Hype

– Robert J. Condlin

A Tale of Two Lawyers: How Arbitrators and Advocates Can Avoid the Dangerous Convergence of Arbitration and Litigation

– Neal M. Eiseman, John Bulman, and R. Thomas Dunn

What if You Build It and No One Comes?: The Introduction of Mediation to Russia

– Kathryn Hendley

The Psychology of Mediation

– David A. Hoffman and Richard N. Wolman

Dispute System Design: A Comparative Study of India, Israel and California

– Janet Martinez, Sheila Purcell, Hagit Shaked-Gvili, and Mohan Mehta

Arbitration and the Future of Delaware’s Corporate Law

– Brian JM Quinn

Ensuring Remedies to Cure Cramming

– Amy J. Schmitz

Is Adjudication A Public Good? “Overcrowded Courts” And The Private Sector Alternative Of Arbitration

– Stephen J. Ware

2013 International Advocate For Peace Award Acceptance Speech

– President Jimmy Carter

Notes

The Savior Of Aggregate Litigation: The Giving Green Tree

– Matthew Maggiacomo

Exchanging Shares To Settle a Lawsuit: Should a Confidentiality Agreement Bar Evidence of Securities Fraud?

– Christopher Tao

Is ADR The Solution? How ADR Gets Around the Get Controversy in Jewish Divorce

– Aviva Vogelstein