Mediator & Arbitrator Services

• Hurwitz Sagarin Slossberg & Knuff Announces Strategic Rebranding, New Name and Singular Focus on Litigation

  11/3/2025

  Hurwitz Sagarin Slossberg & Knuff announces new name -- Hurwitz Sagarin & Slossberg (HS&S) -- reflecting the firm’s singular focus on complex litigation.

• David Slossberg Selected for Third Consecutive Year to Serve on Law360 Editorial Advisory Board

  03/26/2025

  David Slossberg has been selected for the third consecutive year to serve on the Law360 Connecticut Editorial Advisory Board. This prestigious appointment reflects his extensive experience and deep knowledge of Connecticut law, particularly in the area of the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act (CUTPA).

• David Slossberg Guest Lectures on Arbitration at Quinnipiac Law School

  11/25/2024

  David Slossberg served as a guest speaker for an arbitration class of students at Quinnipiac Law School. The interactive Q&A-style lecture gave students firsthand insights into the complexities of arbitration and real-world cases.

• Today’s Business: Private arbitration – a tool for businesses during the pandemic

  12/27/2021

  As we near the end of 2021 and consider the possibilities for 2022, all of us had hoped that the COVID-19 pandemic would be in the rearview mirror. While the delta and omicron variants have dampened those hopes, we have come to learn how amazingly resilient and...

• David A. Slossberg Appointed to the American Arbitration Association’s Roster of Arbitrators

  12/08/2021

  We are pleased to announce that David A. Slossberg, who leads the firm’s litigation practice, has been appointed to the National Roster of Arbitrators for the American Arbitration Association (AAA). In this role as a member of the Commercial Panel, David will hear and...

• Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Robust Option During COVID-19

  07/12/2020 | New Haven Register

  The COVID-19 pandemic has an impact on businesses in a way not often considered. How does a business resolve disputes with competitors, employees, customers or vendors when the courts are providing limited, delayed services?