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  • What is arbitration? (Consider something simpler)
  • Understanding the arbitration process – legal and procedural
  • Getting to know your contract
  • Preparing for the hearing (information requests, investigating, documenting, and preparing your case)
  • Opening statement and closing briefs
  • Common issues in contract interpretation and discipline/discharge arbitration
  • Hypothetical case – preparation and critique

 

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Cathy Creighton, Director Buffalo Co-Lab.

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