Procedural Steps in JAMS Arbitration
A Practice Note providing a detailed guide to initiating and conducting arbitration in the United States under the JAMS Comprehensive Arbitration Rules and Procedures. It offers essential insights into drafting and responding to a demand for arbitration, ensuring parties understand the procedural requirements and strategic considerations involved. This Note outlines the process for selecting a JAMS arbitrator, emphasizing the importance of choosing a neutral party with relevant expertise. It discusses key aspects of motion practice, including the submission and adjudication of motions in the arbitration framework. This Note also delves into discovery (disclosure) procedures, highlighting the scope and limitations of evidence gathering in JAMS arbitration. Finally, it provides guidance on conducting a hearing, from preparation to presentation, ensuring that parties are well-equipped to navigate the arbitration process effectively. This resource is invaluable for legal professionals and parties involved in JAMS arbitration, offering practical advice and procedural clarity to optimize the arbitration process.
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