Demystifying Mandatory Fee Arbitration

Wednesday, January 22, 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Pacific via ZOOM

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Earn 1.0 CA CLE Hour

Meet the Speaker

Patrick M. Maloney


Managing Shareholder

The Maloney Firm, APC

About the Program

While attorneys seeking unpaid fees are required to provide their clients with notice of their right to elect mandatory fee arbitration, few practitioners truly understand the process. This presentation will address the procedural rules and substantive aspects of mandatory fee arbitration. Further, attendees will learn best practices to optimize their outcomes in fee arbitration, from hearing preparation to positioning the matter for a favorable outcome if either party rejects the award.

This program will be available through BHBA OnDemand the day after the live air date. Find out more about OnDemand at BHBA.org/CLE.

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