Andrea Dooley Arbitration

San Francisco Bay Area Labor Arbitrator

Andrea

A Recommendation and A Plug

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I want to share this article How to Win An Arbitration with advocates on both sides of the table. It has a lot of great points that I wish advocates understood. It’s written by a commercial arbitrator and former judge so not every part of it applies to every case, but it highlights the preparedness and efficiency that most labor arbitrators hope to see in a case. I hope you find it useful.

And a quick plug: Consider getting my book The Beginner’s Guide to Labor Arbitration Practice for your staff as a holiday gift. It’s not just for beginners! As with the article above, I have tried to convey in a straightforward and funny way how to evaluate and present grievances at arbitration. If you’d like to buy the book in bulk, contact me directly. I am more than happy to offer a bulk discount.

Happy holidays and have a wonderful new year!

The Labor Arbitration Career – Available Now!

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I’m excited to announce that my new book The Labor Arbitration Career is now available on Amazon. This book elaborates on my popular blog post How to Become a Labor Arbitrator and hopefully answers questions people have about this profession. My hope is to encourage new people to choose this career path. We need more arbitrators from different backgrounds and experiences, and we need arbitrators who come from similar backgrounds to the folks who appear before us. Check it out now!

Pre-Order Now: The Labor Arbitration Career

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I am excited to announce that my new book, The Labor Arbitration Career, will be available on Amazon starting September 1 in both paperback and e-book. Here’s a little more information from the back cover:

This book is for labor-management professionals who are considering whether a career in alternative dispute resolution might be right for them and those who have decided to begin a labor arbitration practice. This book covers the factors to consider before starting a practice, how to start, grow, and maintain a practice, and the considerations a labor arbitrator should consider about the end of their career. Arbitrator Dooley gives consideration to business development, ethical issues, personal decisions, and administrative needs that are involved in solo practice in an accessible and practical format. The reader will understand the pitfalls and triumphs of the labor arbitration career and better understand how to take this career path.

PRE-ORDER the e-book now!

Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained

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I have a lot of news to share!

First of all, if you are the type of person who likes podcasts, then you are in luck. I’ve started one called Ask the Arbitrator. It’s hosted on the Callin app. Not the highest sound quality on the planet, but by far the easiest platform for a podcast. Here’s a LINK to Episode 3. I thought I would give this podcasting a try. Let me know what you think.

Next up, I’m very pleased to share that I will be a Lecturer at the University of California, Berkeley Law, beginning in January 2022. I will be teaching Labor and Employment Arbitration with my colleague Barry Winograd. I’m looking forward to it.

In the likely event that you do not wish to enroll/re-enroll in law school next semester, you can also catch me live at the Labor Arbitration Institute Labor Law Conferences in Oakland and Los Angeles. Registration and details are HERE.