FOCUS COLUMN
By Louise A. LaMothe
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One of the advantages of arbitration is its flexibility. The parties can design their own process, which may contribute to a result that is better received by the clients. Importantly, the proceeding can be flexible for receiving evidence. Most providers have a rule similar to the American Arbitration Association's: "Conformity to legal rules of evidence shal...
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