Letter to the Editor
Feb. 25, 2013
Don't be so quick to dismiss arbitration
In his timely article, Alex Craigie offers sound, economical suggestions for proceeding with litigation in our state's increasingly cash-strapped courts. However, he too readily dismisses the benefits of arbitration. By John K. Haggerty
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In his timely article, "Strategies for Litigating in a Crumbling Court System" (Feb. 20), Alex Craigie offers sound, economical suggestions for proceeding with litigation in our state's increasingly cash-strapped courts. However, he too readily dismisses the benefits of private, binding arbitration based on his feelings that arbitrations cost "an arm and a leg" and that "putting one's fate in the hands of a single decision-make...
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