Volume 7 (2015) Yearbook on Arbitration and Mediation
Front Matter
Professional Submissions
Confidentiality in Consumer and Employment Arbitration
Christopher R. Drahozal
Toward a Transnational Law of Trade Usages?
Fabien Gélinas
Redefining Inherent Power: Belated Thoughts on the Second Circuit's Decision in Reliastar
Timothy K. Lewis and Bradley A. Nankerville
Dreaded Dearth of Precedent in the Wake of International Arbitration - Could the Cause also Bring the Cure?
Ank Santens and Romain Zamour
The Role of the Courts in the New Justice System
Tania Sourdin
Mediation's Effects: Test, Don't Guess
James A. Wall and Kyle R. Holley
Student Submissions - Recent Developments in Arbitration and Mediation
LCIA's New Rules: Modernization Through Adherence to Traditional Principles of Arbitration
Shohin Hodizoda-Vance
"Start Spreading the News" . . . The Big Apple Gets a Taste of Mandatory Mediation
Melissa A. Rodriguez
Student Submissions - Comments
A Narrowing View: The Sixth Circuit and BAE
Alexander Park
"Who Decides?" The Third Circuit: Class Action Availability is a Question of Arbitrability?
Marcus Shand
Student Submissions - Articles
Thanks, Obama! "Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces" Come at the Cost of Mandatory Pre-Dispute Employment Arbitration
Andrew C. Fillmore
Special Education Arbitration: "Rightness" as a Matter of Law and Fact?
Stephen S. Worthington
Roles for Neutrals in Remedying the School Discipline Gap
Stephen S. Worthington
Student Submissions - Foreign Decisional Law
Empty Rhetoric: The Failings of the LCIA's Ethical Rules for Legal Counsel and Alternatives
Christina Bustos
Risk Versus Reward: The Increasing Use of Third Funders in International Arbitration and the Awarding Security for Costs
Kelsie Massini
Student Submissions - Books and Literature Review
The Idea of Arbitration
Zachary Burley