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This recognition demonstrates NAM’s continued commitment to distinguish itself as a leading provider of ADR services throughout the United States.

Join Hon. Alan D. Scheinkman (Ret.), Mark J. Levin, Esq. and Michael Licker, Esq. as they discuss the various challenges faced by in-house counsel and general counsel in addressing legal disputes through alternative dispute resolution from the perspective of a mediator, in-house counsel and outside counsel.

Join NAM neutrals for an in-depth discussion into the nature of nursing home matters that will include statutory violations, discovery and damages and the practical strategies needed to resolve these unique and sensitive matters through alternative dispute resolution.

Hon. Peter B. Skelos (Ret.), mediated and settled a class action lawsuit against Molloy University commenced by students who were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Paul R. Gupta, Esq., will share best practices for resolving technology disputes through arbitration and mediation and will review provisions that should be included in an arbitration clause or an agreement to arbitrate.

Join Hon. Alan D. Scheinkman who will discuss conflict in the workplace. Through communication of different points of view and perspectives, co-workers may gain a greater degree of insight into the issues at hand and increase the options that may be available to resolve difficult issues.

With many of its hearing officers in attendance, this festive and meaningful evening will be held on Thursday, June 8th at 583 Park Avenue in Manhattan and will feature fine wine from premier vineyards and wineries, gourmet food, music, a raffle and a silent and live auction.

NAM has been a perennial supporter of the ClearPath for Veterans through its sponsorship of the annual Pillinger Miller Tarallo Golf Outing.

The Herald Top Lawyers Award is given to the best and brightest legal professionals on Long Island who have achieved excellence in their respective areas of expertise.

Judge Austin and Justice Gianelli will discuss the challenges of multiclaim construction matters and why consideration should be given to resolving the issues through arbitration, rather than pursuing litigation. Topics will include the unique questions of law, difficult fact patterns, and unusual evidentiary and procedural problems and challenges.