Trial Practice

Attorney Alex Feathers Published in Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association Publication

Discovery in arbitration differs significantly from discovery in traditional litigation, and understanding those differences can have a meaningful impact on case strategy.

In the latest issue of The Coffee House, the magazine of the Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association, OM attorney Alex Feathers shares practical guidance in her article, “Discovery in Arbitration: A Trial Lawyer’s Guide.” The article examines the authorities that govern arbitration discovery and offers insights on modifying discovery limits, navigating non-party discovery, and working effectively with arbitrators to promote an efficient and fair process.

Whether you regularly handle arbitrations or are preparing for your first, the article provides useful guidance for managing discovery strategically and effectively.

Read the full article here (starting on Page 9)

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