Appellate Practice
Feb. 17, 2012
When and how should you appeal that arbitration order
What every practitioner should look for when deciding whether an arbitration issue is appealable. By Anna M. Grignon and Paul D. Fogel by Reed Smith LLP
These days, many consumer and other types of contracts routinely include arbitration clauses. Not unexpectedly, litigation over the enforcement of such clauses has increased significantly over the last several years, with both trial and appellate courts repeatedly asked to decide issues involving public policy, federal preemption, and unconscionability, among others.
To manage such litigation effectivel...
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