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From: Lisa Rosenthal <LROSENTHAL@FTC.GOV>
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Subject: Next Meeting Re: ADR in the Online World
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Please note attached info from Frank Torres of Consumers Union re a call-in number for adr meeting.
>>> "Torres, Frank" <TorrFr@consumer.org> 2/15/00 5:20 PM >>>
Lisa, could you pass this along to the group list? Thanks.
A few folks have requested a call in number, and CSIS has been gracious in
providing one. That number is 888-631-9029, the code is 5353686 and you may
have to let the conference operator know that you are dialing in for the
CSIS call.
Thanks, Frank.
I encourage you to participate in the meeting described below. Please forward this e-mail to anyone who might be interested. Also, please feel free to contact me with any questions.
Lisa Rosenthal
Legal Advisor for
International Consumer Protection
FTC
(202) 326-2249
>>> "Torres, Frank" <TorrFr@consumer.org> 2/9/00 3:42 PM >>>
A SECOND DISCUSSION OF ONLINE ADR
Hewlett-Packard and Consumers Union, in conjunction with the Center
for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), invite you to join in a
continuing discussion to explore the issues surrounding the development on
alternative dispute resolution mechanisms (ADR) for online consumer
transactions.
The subject of the forum has not changed from last week -- "What
Will It Take for Industry, Consumers and Governments to Develop a Global ADR
System to Resolve Consumer Disputes in the Online Marketplace."
WHEN: Wednesday, February 16, 2000 from 2:00 to 4:30 p.m.
WHERE: CSIS: 1800 "K" St. NW, 4th Floor Conference Room
WHO: Gerard De Graaf
First Secretary of the Delegation of the European Commission
to the United States
to discuss international perspectives
and
Peter Bland
Of the Trial Lawyers for Public Justice
to discuss arbitration abuses
Representatives from the Dept. of Commerce and the Federal Trade
Commission will also be attending the meeting.
Please RSVP to Frank Torres at Consumers Union by email (preferred):
torrfr@consumer.org <mailto:torrfr@consumer.org> , or phone 202-462-6262.
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