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Avoiding Landmines and Procedural Pitfalls After Being Compelled to Arbitration

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Price

$130 for CELA Members
$85 for CELA Non-Profit Members

74 minutes
Date Published

May 1, 2026

Publisher

California Employment Lawyers Association

Subjects

Arbitration, Attorneys' Fees, Discovery, Inaugural Arbitration Seminar, Subpoenas

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Summary

Arbitration procedures are different than court procedures.  Addressing these differences can be the deciding factor in the success or failure.

This panel focuses on the actions you MUST take after being compelled to arbitration.  It provides an overview of the preliminary status conference, how to prepare for it, and the questions you must ask to avoid hidden landmines.

It will also address the differences in service providers and their rules, how to navigate limitations in discovery, obtaining subpoenas, and action you can take to obtain attorneys’ fees and costs.


Seminar Planning Committee
Genevieve Casey, Danielle Fuschetti, Kevin Gilliland, Danielle GruppChang, Ann Hull, Christina Le,
Aanand Mehtani, Sang (James) Park, Brent Robinson, Ian Silvers, and Faik Yetgin.
CELA Wage & Hour Committee
CELA Arbitration Committee

This seminar will qualify for 6.25 hours General MCLE credit for in-person and virtual attendees. CELA is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider, #2292 


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Presenters

Ann Hull
Law Offices of Ann A. Hull, Inc.

Ann Hull is the founder of the Law Offices of Ann A. Hull, Inc., which represents workers in discrimination, whistle-bower,... Read More

Michael Diliberto
Diliberto ADR

Michael R. Diliberto, a mediator and arbitrator with Diliberto ADR, has served as a full-time neutral since 2003. He also... Read More

Hon. Lynn Duryee, Ret.
JAMS

Lynn Duryee served as a judge on the Marin Superior Court for 21 years before joining JAMS in 2014. As a judge, she... Read More

Hon. James P. Kleinberg, Ret.
JAMS

Hon. James P. Kleinberg (Ret.) serves as a neutral at JAMS, where he focuses his practice on complex business and commercial... Read More

Hon. Timothy R. Volkmann, Ret.
JAMS

Hon. Timothy R. Volkmann (Ret.) serves as a neutral at JAMS, where he focuses his practice on a broad range of civil matters,... Read More

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Program Titles and Supporting Materials

This program contains the following components:

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Avoiding Landmines and Procedural Pitfalls after Being Compelled to Arbitration Video
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