Arbitration Ethics

Arbitration Associates maintains a strict standard of conduct that provides a number of assurances to the parties and their attorneys. 

Confidentiality 

It is the policy of Arbitration Associates to never discuss what goes on in an arbitration outside of that proceeding. Part of the advantage of arbitration is privacy and confidentiality. That advantage will always be maintained at Arbitration Associates.
 

Conflicts of Interest

Arbitration Associates will disclose any potential or perceived conflict of interest. For example, if a case involves an attorney that one of our associates has worked with during his or her career, that information will be disclosed. If the case involves a party that any one of our associates once represented or once opposed in litigation, that information will be disclosed. If any of our associates or any member of their families has a known significant financial interest, that interest will be disclosed. 
 

Non-solicitation of Clients
Arbitration Associates will never solicit any party to arbitration for future legal representation.