Jaime N. Doherty participates in Womens Bar Association of Western Pennsylvania Panel on ADR Neutrals Disclosures

Jaime Doherty serves as the Chair of the firm's Litigation Group, with a practice including defense of insured general, professional and employment practices liability claims, toxic tort and multi-party litigation, commercial and construction litigation, and insurance coverage analysis. She has also litigated complex construction claims before the American Arbitration Association. About Jaime

On May 19, 2017, The Women’s Bar Association of Western Pennsylvania hosted a panel: “ADR Neutrals' Disclosures:  Do they meet party expectations and are they effective to ensure against actual and apparent conflicts?” This event was simulcast in Pittsburgh and Erie and combined on the panel federal practitioners, members of the federal bench, approved neutrals and Administrators of the Federal Court’s ADR program.

The program targeted those members of the bar who serve as neutrals and those who practice in the Federal Courts and in the ADR Program as part of the Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE), Arbitration and Mediation processes. The course highlighted parties’ expectations through the ADR process, the extent of detail in the disclosures, guidelines for neutrals in each of the ADR processes and how the various history and relationships of the parties affect disclosures.

Jaime Doherty serves as the Chair of the firm's Litigation Group, with a practice including defense of insured general, professional and employment practices liability claims, toxic tort and multi-party litigation, commercial and construction litigation, and insurance coverage analysis. Her clients include corporations, insurance carriers, title insurers, governmental entities, professional and recreational associations, design professionals, developers, and regional contractors and subcontractors.  Jaime has successfully represented clients in nonjury and jury trials in courtrooms across Pennsylvania.  She has also litigated complex construction claims before the American Arbitration Association.