With the support of the NAPABA Solo & Small Firm Committee

It’s conventional wisdom in contracts that you should go to arbitration, but that may not actually be the wisest move. Many contracting lawyers include binding arbitration clauses, attorneys’ fees clauses, etc. – thinking that those terms are best for your organization. This panel contends that the conventional wisdom is wrong on conventional terms. Instead, there are numerous unique terms that few contract attorneys use that may actually be more effective than conventional terms in mitigating litigation risk. Learn from the panelists’ real-life examples on how including unconventional terms in your contracts will minimize the risk and maximize the outcome when your company is faced with litigation.
 
Panelists: 
Paul J. Loh, Weirfoulds LLP
Ako S. Williams, Ushio America, Inc

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