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Litigation

Dec. 9, 2000

Dueling Experts

One popular criticism of arbitration is that the process is becoming more like court litigation and is not a cost-efficient and expeditious method of resolving disputes.

By Gerald F. Phillips
        One popular criticism of arbitration is that the process is becoming more like court litigation and is not a cost-efficient and expeditious method of resolving disputes.
        In the recent arbitration of a large and complex case involving the use of computers in the production of a motion picture, arbitrators were concerned that the ...

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