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Arbitrations and Hearings: Getting the Record Right

Christopher Boyd

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Arbitration and administrative hearings have less formality than trial, and that is exactly why a strong record matters.

Confirm the Recording Method Early

Some tribunals default to audioonly recording. If a certified transcript will matter for enforcement or appeal, retain a reporter and put it on the record at the start of the proceeding.

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