What? You have nothing good to read? You been through all the new biographies of Donald Trump but seek something absorbing? Perhaps this space can help. A rumor has reached Arbitration Commentaries that, beginning in the week of May 2, you should be able to read online “Living (Or Not) With the Partisan Arbitrator: Are There Limits to Deliberations Secrecy?” This article has been written by Marc J. Goldstein, a New York attorney (still) and a long-time supporter of Arbitration Commentaries. The online source to read this piece, one surmises, is the website of Arbitration International (http://arbitration.oxfordjournals.org) (last visited April 30, 2016). As some of you surely know, Arbitration International declares itself to be, and indeed is, a “peer reviewed journal.” Whether the publication of this article qualifies its author as a peer of the journal’s Editorial Board members, let alone any of you the august readers of these Commentaries, remains open to vigorous debate. If you would eventually wish to have an autographed reprint, for personal use or as a birthday gift for a grandchild, Arbitration Commentaries will forward your request to Mr. Goldstein.
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