TCAS – Exploring the Psychology of Arbitration

The end goal of an arbitration is an enforceable award.  How an award is finally decided is a matter of the cognitive process of assessing and considering multiple alternatives and then selecting the one deemed best.  Join us to hear from two leading arbitrators, well versed in the psychology of arbitration, on the challenges and complexities of the decision-making process, including ways to overcome our cognitive biases.

Edna Sussman, Sussman ADR LLC, New York

José I. Astigarraga, Reed Smith LLP, Miami

Professor Emeritus Timothy E. Moore, York University, Toronto

Moderator: Robin Dodokin, Dodokin Law & Conflict Resolution, Toronto

This session will be free to all TCAS members.