Part 3- Defining The Role Of The Hospital-Medical Staff Standing Neutral
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I previously introduced the concept of the hospital-medical staff standing neutral, and how satisfaction of Joint Commission conflict resolution requirements and other advantages argue for its use. This Part…
Supreme Court Rejects State Bar Of Nursing Home Arbitration Clauses
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On February 21, the U.S. Supreme Court vacated a 2011 ruling by West Virginia\’s highest court that found all predispute arbitration clauses in nursing home admission agreements were void…
State Courts, Lean Budgets And ADR
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“State courts across the United States are bracing for another year of austerity as a new budget cycle threatens once again to limit funding for the courts.” So writes…
NJSBA Offers Program On Decision-Making By Judges And Arbitrators
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“Decision-Making By Judges And Arbitrators – How Decisions Are Made And Influences On The Process” will be the subject of a program by the Dispute Resolution Section of the…
Part 2 – Joint Commission Conflict Resolution Requirements And The Advantages Of A Hospital-Medical Staff Standing Neutral
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I previously introduced the concept of the hospital-medical staff standing neutral. In this Part 2 of a series, I will cover relevant Joint Commission requirements, and the advantages and…
The Hospital-Medical Staff Standing Neutral – Part 1
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The idea of a “standing neutral” is well known within the construction industry, and has been used there in various forms for many years. The construction standing neutral is…