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Alternative Dispute Resolution

Jan. 25, 2007

Claim Jumpers

FOCUS COLUMN - By Brian T. Hafter - Try explaining to your 15-year-old who decides whether a claim is arbitrable. A seasoned litigator may provide some help.

Focus Column

By Brian T. Hafter
     
      In an effort to reduce the burden and expense of litigation, companies increasingly have included arbitration provisions in commercial and employment contracts. This is consistent with California's long-established policy favoring arbitration to resolve disputes.
      Disagreements often arise over whether an arbitration provi...

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