Jaime Fell and everyone at #PennStateLaw organized this symposium as well as any I’ve seen. I learned a ton from Mark Gough’s data, and the abilities of each of the other speakers--Jill Gross, Rick Bales, and Ted St. Antoine—to draw on their experiences in the trenches of arbitration as well as their broader perspectives as prolific scholars.
9:30 AM — Professor Theodore J. St. Antoine's Presentation on "Making Arbitration a Fair and Accessible Remedial Process"
10:00 AM — Professor Stephen Ware's Presentation on "Labor Arbitration's Differences"
10:30 AM — Professor Richard Bales' Presentation on "What Makes a 'Reasoned' Arbitration Award?"
11:15 AM — Lunch
12:00 PM — Professor Jill I. Gross' Presentation on "The Final Frontier: Are Class Action Waivers in Arbitration Clauses in Broker-Dealer Employment Agreements Enforceable?"
12:30 PM — Professor Mark Gough's Presentation on "Employment Disputes in Mandatory Arbitration and Civil Litigation: Comparing Outcomes and Stakeholder Perceptions."
