By Neil Currie
For over 25 years, the American Arbitration Association® (AAA) has delivered fairness, efficiency and due process in consumer and employment arbitration. As the world’s leading alternative dispute provider, the AAA played a key role in developing the Consumer Due Process Protocol and the Employment Due Process Protocol, which established essential due process standards for arbitration in these areas. The AAA’s commitment to due process is reflected in its Rules, policies and procedures, including its administrative review of consumer and employment arbitration
By Caitlin Saint-Jean
The AAA® is transforming access to arbitration knowledge with its new AI-powered resource: AAAi Chat Book Case Prep and Presentation. Developed to support self-represented parties, new advocates and experienced legal professionals, this innovative tool combines AAA’s trusted content with cutting-edge technology to simplify arbitration research. In this interview, AAA leaders—Director of Publications and Law School Alliances Elizabeth Bain, Vice President of Marketing
By Maggie Lalowski-Zhang
In the evolving landscape of elections, technology has become pivotal in enhancing the process' efficiency, accessibility and transparency. One such technological advancement is using Quick Response (QR) codes to disseminate essential documents during elections. This article explores the application of QR codes in sharing materials such as biographies, candidate statements, memorandums of understanding and agreements, aligning with the American Arbitration Association®'s (AAA®) commitment to innovative and practical solutions.
By Caitlin Saint-Jean and S. Pierre Paret
The 2024 elections have already brought significant changes to the political landscape, with notable shifts in federal and state governance. Donald J. Trump's return to the White House, a Republican-controlled Senate (53-47 majority) and the GOP's maintaining a slim majority in the House of Representatives (220-215) create a new environment for arbitration and mediation stakeholders, including the American Arbitration Association® (AAA®). These changes likely will influence the legislative and regulatory outlook for