Law Practice
May 23, 2006
The Perfect Arbitration Clause Should Be Tailored for Client
Focus Column - By Charles S. Evendorff and Sara J. O'Connell - In the heat of sealing a deal, corporate attorneys may be more focused on deal terms than on what will happen if one party breaches the contract. Cutting and pasting an arbitration clause from a previous contract into a new one might be tempting, but it is always worth taking a fresh look at the language.
In the heat of sealing a deal, corporate attorneys may be more focused on deal terms than on what will happen if one party breaches the contract. Cutting and pasting an arbitration clause from a previous contract into a new one might be tempting, but it is always worth taking a fresh look at the language. When things fall apart, the dispute resolu...
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