Observed arrival · 2026-09-29
Arbitration Practice Lab
A self-paced simulator lets you chair a fictional arbitration hearing with two independent AI parties, assess evidence, and write a practice award.
- For
- Arbitration students and self-directed practitioners
- Worth noticing
- Sessions are not saved for later; case material and messages are sent to OpenAI when AI features are used.
Field notes
Users can choose guided practice or a single-skill exercise, then address each AI party separately and advance only after confirming both completion checks. The workflow ends with a chosen practice outcome, a closing record, generated feedback, and downloadable transcript and feedback. The page says sessions cannot be resumed later and that case material and messages go to OpenAI when AI features are used; any award is explicitly a training exercise with no legal effect.
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