New Rules of Procedure for Arbitration Appeals

AHLA's Dispute Resolution Service has created Rules of Procedure for Arbitration Appeals to address a common concern in arbitration - that courts cannot correct errors of fact or law. Now, parties can authorize a panel of arbitrators to act as a court of appeals, providing an additional layer of quality assurance for complex health care disputes while maintaining the efficiency of arbitration.

Health care organizations deserve dispute resolution services that reflect an understanding of the industry's regulatory framework. Our arbitrators combine deep health law expertise with proven dispute resolution skills, ensuring precise and informed resolution of complex cases. This expertise, coupled with our new appeals process, offers the best procedural safeguards for your clients.

Our commitment to excellence extends beyond our rules and procedures to our entire service delivery model. AHLA maintains a user-friendly case management system that helps us outcompete other administrators in both quality and price. Our national roster of experienced professionals adheres to strict ethical standards, ensuring integrity throughout the resolution process.

Protect your clients' interests today: Visit our website to generate an arbitration clause incorporating the new Appeals Rules, and register for our upcoming Health Care Arbitration Virtual Training to deepen your expertise.

Best regards,

Geoff Drucker

Senior Director, Dispute Resolution Service

American Health Law Association