Court

• 2016 Brings Another Unsuccessful Attempt to Appeal An English Reinsurance Award
  By Jonathan Sacher, David Parker
  1st Quarter 2017
• Res Judicata and Collateral Estoppel: The Preclusive Effect of Arbitration Awards in Subsequent Judicial Proceedings
  By Mary Ann D’amato, Benjamin Hincks
  FIRST QUARTER 2013
• Why Parties Mediate: The Scope of Judicial Decisions Mandating Mediation
  By Michael R. Pontrelli, Brian P. Keenan, Raenu Barod, Gregory A. Eisenreich
  THIRD QUARTER 2012
• Ah! Sweet Mysteries of Life
  By Eugene Wollan
  THIRD QUARTER 2010
• Post-Arbitration Discovery: When Are Arbitrators Subject to Depositions?
  By R. Douglass Bond, Thomas G. Ward
  SECOND QUARTER 2010
• Law of Physics, The
  By Eugene Wollan
  SECOND QUARTER 2010
• Honoring the Honorable Engagement Clause in Judicial Review of Arbitral Awards
  By Natasha C. Lisman
  THIRD QUARTER 2007
• Broker in the Middle: The Law of Broker Compensation, The
  By Louis J. Aurichio, Amy B. Kelley
  THIRD QUARTER 2007
• New York Appellate Division Rejects Cedent's Post-Settlement Reinsurance Allocations as Unreasonable - CASE NOTES CORNER
  By Ronald S. Gass
  THIRD QUARTER 2007
• Winning First and then Going to War: The Role of Federal Courts in the Panel Appointment Process
  By William A. Maher, Marc L. Abrams
  SECOND QUARTER 2007
• Enforceability of Agreements to Expand or Restrict the Scope of Judicial Review of Arbitral Awards
  By Teresa Snider
  FIRST QUARTER 2006
• Enforcing Discovery Orders - First Circuit Upholds Panel's Negative Influence Sanction
  By Ronald S. Gass
  FIRST QUARTER 2006
• When an Arbitrator Dies: Federal Court Rules That the Arbitration Must Begin Fresh — CASE NOTES CORNER
  By Ronald S. Gass
  FOURTH QUARTER 2004
• Consolidation of Related Reinsurance Disputes: Who Decides — Arbitrators or the Courts? — CASE NOTES CORNER
  By Ronald S. Gass
  THIRD QUARTER 2004
• Summary Disposition in Arbitration Proceedings
  By David M. Raim, Nancy E. Monarch
  SECOND QUARTER 2004
• Federal Courts Decline Two Remand Requests — CASE NOTES CORNER
  By Ronald S. Gass
  FIRST QUARTER 2004
• Do Arbitrators Have the Power to Impose Confidentiality?
  By Lawrence S. Greengrass, Brigitte M. Nahas
  FIRST QUARTER 2004
• Facultative Reinsurer Not Bound to Follow Cedent's $257 Million Non-Products Asbestos Single Occurrence Settlement Allocation — CASE NOTES CORNER
  By Ronald S. Gass
  FOURTH QUARTER 2003
• New York Court Appoints Umpire from ARIAS·U.S. List
  By Michael S. Davis, Mary G. McCarthy
  FOURTH QUARTER 2003
• Available Relief in Arbitration
  By Mary Kay Vyskocil, Patricia Taylor Fox
  THIRD QUARTER 2003
• Multi-Year Fac Certs' Liability Limits Trump Follow Form Clause — Annualization Denied Despite Cedent's Conflicting Settlement Allocation — CASE NOTES CORNER
  By Ronald S. Gass
  SECOND QUARTER 2003
• Seventh Circuit Reverses Vacation of Award for Evident Partiality: Arbitrator's Failure to Disclose — CASE NOTES CORNER
  By Ronald S. Gass
  FOURTH QUARTER 2002
• Third Circuit Holds That Federal Court Must Determine Arbitrability of Liquidator's Claim against Reinsurer
  By Dennis G. LaGory, David M. Spector
  FIRST QUARTER 2001
• Uberrimae Fidei and Fraud Under New York's Reinsurance Law: An Examination of the Impact of In The Matter of the Liquidation of Union Indemnity Company
  By Richard S. Feldman, James M. Harinski
  FIRST QUARTER 1998
• Challenging Arbitrator Bias: When Can You Seek Help from the Court?
  By No Author Attribution 
  FALL 1998