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Professor Imre Szalai is a nationally-recognized scholar in arbitration law at the Loyola University New Orleans College of Law. He leads legal initiatives, including a 2024 brief challenging the NFL's arbitration process, arguing it violates fairness principles. His expertise spans arbitration, civil procedure, and dispute resolution, with contributions to U.S. Supreme Court cases and congressional testimony.
Education:
- J.D., Columbia University, 1999
- B.A. in Economics and Classical Civilizations, Yale University, 1996
Research & Contributions: Professor Szalai authored Outsourcing Justice: The Rise of Modern Arbitration Laws in America, a seminal work analyzing the historical and legal foundations of U.S. arbitration laws. His scholarship is widely cited in federal and state court briefs, and he frequently advises on arbitration issues through amicus briefs, expert testimony, and media commentary. He maintains ArbitrationUSA, a blog tracking arbitration developments.
Teaching: Courses include Civil Procedure I and II, Lawyering III, and Arbitration. He emphasizes practical skills and ethical considerations in legal practice.
