Perspective
Jun. 16, 2012
Why more arbitration?
Two events in the past week have helped me conclude that arbitration is about to become very popular in California. By Michael White
For those who litigate in the California courts the important question is, "How can I best serve my clients in getting matters to trial and ultimate resolution?" And how might that be done economically and expeditiously?
Two events in the past week have helped me conclude that arbitration is about to become very popular in California and a part of the answer to these concerns.
First, California Chief Justice Tani G. ...
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