Ice Miller lawyer Myra Selby will be particpating a panel discussion titled "Inside the Arbitrator's Mind: Ask the Decision Makers" at the 2026 AAA® Healthcare Dispute Resolution Innovation & Strategy Conference.

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About the Event:

Join influential healthcare leaders and stakeholders at this premier biennial event — a vital platform for navigating the intersection of healthcare and alternative dispute resolution (ADR). From shifting legal landscapes to innovative resolution strategies, engage with the industry's most pressing challenges in this dynamic forum.

Program Description:

Ever wonder what goes through an arbitrator's mind? Or how an arbitrator approaches a preliminary hearing or motions? This signature session gives you the rare opportunity to 'ask the arbitrator' your most pressing arbitration questions. In this interactive discussion, seasoned healthcare arbitrators pull back the curtain on how they think, evaluate arguments, and make decisions. Topics include common mistakes advocates make, what arbitrators value in briefs and evidence, approaches to preliminary hearings and motions practice, handling expert testimony, and assessing credibility. Attendees will gain candid, practical insights to sharpen advocacy strategies and improve outcomes in future healthcare arbitrations.

Moderator:

• Jason Joffe, Partner, Squire Patton Boggs, Miami, FL

Speakers:

• Hon. Pierre Bergeron (Ret.), AAA-ICDR Panel Member, Markovits, Stock, DeMarco, Cincinnati, OH
• Hon. Myra Selby (Ret.), AAA-ICDR Panel Member, Partner, Ice Miller, Indianapolis, IN
• Mitchell E. Zamoff, AAA-ICDR Panel Member, University of Minnesota Law School, Minneapolis, MN

CLE Information:

Cerifi LegalEdge is coordinating the application process for continuing legal education (CLE) credit on behalf of the American Arbitration Association. CLE credit has been requested in Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Minnesota, Missouri, New Hampshire, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont and West Virginia.

Approval and credit amounts are subject to each jurisdiction's review and rules and therefore cannot be guaranteed or confirmed in advance. Final credit eligibility will be determined by the respective state CLE authorities upon review of the program and verified attendance.