New York City, NY, August 15, 2025
News Summary
The American Arbitration Association will host a webinar focusing on effective advocacy in construction arbitration. This session aims to equip professionals with skills to present persuasive arguments and manage expectations while collaborating with expert witnesses. Featuring expert insights, it is part of a four-part series addressing complexities within the construction industry. Participants can enhance their understanding of arbitration’s core values, including fairness and efficiency, while navigating challenges unique to international construction disputes, especially in the context of Japan.
New York City, NY – The American Arbitration Association (AAA) will host a webinar titled “Effective Advocacy in Construction Arbitration: Presenting to Arbitrators and Managing Expectations” on November 3, 2025, from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. ET. This session is part of a four-part series designed to help professionals navigate complex disputes within the construction industry.
This upcoming webinar features Brenda Radmacher, a partner in Seyfarth’s Construction practice, who will deliver practical insights aimed at improving advocacy skills in arbitration settings. Participants can expect to learn about crafting persuasive arguments, collaborating effectively with expert witnesses, and navigating procedural challenges typically encountered in arbitration proceedings. The focus will be on maintaining the core values of arbitration, which include fairness, flexibility, and efficiency.
As a continuation of AAA’s Construction Arbitration Webinar Series, the “Effective Advocacy” program is structured into three main parts. The first part will focus on the Japanese arbitration regime, covering its legal framework, recent developments, and anticipated changes. The second part will delve into specific tips for managing construction disputes in Japan, offering valuable insights for those involved in international projects. The final segment will spotlight the unique features of Japanese commercial arbitration, especially pertinent when the parties involved come from diverse national backgrounds.
Registered participants will not only enhance their practical knowledge through this webinar but also gain actionable strategies that can be applied in real-world situations. Attendees can choose to register for individual sessions or the entire series, which also features discussions on related topics such as discovery management, cost control, and ethical practices in arbitration.
These webinars are timely as the landscape of international arbitration continues to evolve, particularly in Japan, where construction disputes often require specialized approaches. The content will make it clear that while the session serves as a general guide, seeking specialized advice tailored to specific circumstances is always advisable.
Registration details for this informative webinar series can be accessed easily through the AAA website, ensuring that construction professionals have the opportunity to enhance their arbitration advocacy skills comprehensively.
Background Context
As international arbitration becomes increasingly significant in resolving construction-related disputes, organizations like the AAA are stepping up to offer educational resources tailored to practitioners and advocates. This need has grown alongside the expansion of global trade and the complexity of associated contracts. Educational platforms that furnish parties with the necessary tools and insights can significantly impact the efficacy of arbitration outcomes.
Key Features of the Webinar Series
| Webinar Topic | Date & Time | Focus Areas | Target Audience |
|---|---|---|---|
| Effective Advocacy in Construction Arbitration | November 3, 2025, 1:00–2:00 p.m. ET | Persuasive arguments, expert witness collaboration, procedural challenges | Construction professionals, arbitrators, advocates |
| Japanese Arbitration Regime | TBD | Legal framework, recent developments | All interested in Japan’s arbitration landscape |
| Managing Construction Disputes in Japan | TBD | Tips for specific disputes | Construction sector professionals |
| Unique Aspects of Japanese Commercial Arbitration | TBD | International arbitration dynamics | Legal professionals, international contractors |
FAQ Section
What is the topic of the AAA webinar on November 3, 2025?
The topic is “Effective Advocacy in Construction Arbitration: Presenting to Arbitrators and Managing Expectations.”
Who will be speaking at the webinar?
Brenda Radmacher, a partner in Seyfarth’s Construction practice, will be the speaker.
What are the key focuses of the webinar?
Key focuses include crafting persuasive arguments, working with expert witnesses, and addressing procedural challenges in arbitration.
How can I register for the webinar?
Registration details can be found on the American Arbitration Association’s website.
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Additional Resources
- Seyfarth: Webinar on Effective Advocacy in Construction Arbitration
- Wikipedia: Arbitration
- Munich Re: Arbitration Agreements in Healthcare
- Google Search: Construction Arbitration
- Ashurst: Global Trends in International Arbitration
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Arbitration
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