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David Zaslowsky

  • Contributor, Baker and McKenzie LLP
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The AI Arbitrator: A Worthwhile Experiment

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By David Zaslowsky
| Law.com Verified
The introduction of the AI Arbitrator has sparked strong reactions across the legal community. Some lawyers and arbitrators are intrigued by its potential, while others question whether AI can play a meaningful role in deciding disputes. I fall in the first camp. For me, the AAA’s AI Arbitrator holds great potential and is a worthwhile – and necessary – experiment. The speed at which AI is evolving is unlike anything the legal field has seen before.
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Tips For Issuers Left In Lurch Without Genius Act Final Rules

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By David Zaslowsky
| Law360 Verified
By David Zaslowsky ( July 31, 2026, 3:20 PM EDT) -- When commentators were discussing the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins, or Genius, Act, over the last few months, much of the attention was focused on the failure of all the relevant federal agencies (e.g., the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Financial Crimes Enforcement Network and Federal Reserve) to complete final implementing...
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Force Majeure and Beyond: Analyzing Commercial Disruption Arising from the Gulf Hostilities

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By Lawrence Newman, David Zaslowsky
| New York Law Journal Verified
Lawrence Newman and David Zaslowsky. Courtesy Photos The continuing hostilities in and around the Persian Gulf have exposed the vulnerability of global energy supply chains, particularly through potential disruption of the Strait of Hormuz and damage to key production and export facilities. The effects of these events on the performance of contracts such as those involving crude oil, LNG and refined products may be the subject of disputes.
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