Litigation
Nov. 15, 2001
Minors' Matters
When may a minor [or other incompetent person] proceed in arbitration without a guardian or a guardian ad litem? The answer should be simple. But it's surprising how attorneys, retired judges and claims representatives hesitate when the question arises.
When may a minor [or other incompetent person] proceed in arbitration without a guardian or a guardian ad litem? The answer should be simple. But it's surprising how attorneys, retired judges and claims representatives hesitate when the question arises.
Minors are incompetent, under the law, ...
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