Alternative Dispute Resolution
Aug. 14, 2002
Parties Should Make Arbitration Process Choices in the Contract
Focus Column - By Richard Chernick - Drafters of arbitration clauses are sometimes careless in identifying how the contemplated arbitration will be conducted when a dispute arises. The process that results from such a clause might not meet the parties' needs. A lack of care in drafting might even require expensive litigation to clarify the parties' rights or affect the outcome of the arbitration.
Focus Column
By Richard Chernick
Drafters of arbitration clauses are sometimes careless in identifying how the contemplated arbitration will be conducted when a dispute arises. The process that res...
By Richard Chernick
Drafters of arbitration clauses are sometimes careless in identifying how the contemplated arbitration will be conducted when a dispute arises. The process that res...
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