Eight Ways Arbitration Agreements Can Hurt Employers
by Kraig J. Marton
Arbitration might seem like an appealing alternative, but it could cost you time and money.
Spoliation Allegations Spread into Arbitration
by Elizabeth Del Cid and Katherine McGrail
Changes in Employment Arbitration for 2025
by Debra Ellwood Meppen, Brandon D. Saxon and Laurie Villanueva
What businesses need to know to stay ahead of the curve.
Arbitration or Litigation? Key Contract Considerations
by Brian P. Rickert
In drafting contracts, one provision that must be considered for inclusion is the way disputes are resolved.
Racial Discrimination Suit Against NFL May End in Arbitration
by John Ettorre
A former Miami Dolphins head coach is up against the NLF in a discrimination case that is on a path to arbitration; the NFL remains focused on equality for their diverse coaching staff.
California Appeals Court Reverses Workplace Arbitration Decision
by Greg Sirico
Labor Code 432.6, a newly proposed set of legislation in California, was recently met with a successful ruling, but state officials are now reversing that decision.
Cedric C. Chao, San Francisco "Lawyer of the Year" for Arbitration 2018
by Nicole Ortiz
Cedric C. Chao of DLA Piper was named 2018 "Lawyer of the Year" for Arbitration.
How to Advise Clients in International Arbitration and Mediation
by Best Lawyers
Karl Pörnbacher discusses how his firm stays at the forefront of advising clients.
We Have an Arbitration Agreement, So What Are We Doing in Court?
by Patricia H. Thompson
Arbitration is meant to avoid litigation, not cause it. But vague or flawed contract language can lead parties straight to court—and years of delay.
Individual Arbitration of ERISA Breach of Fiduciary Duty Claims – Is it Possible and, if So, Is It Worth It?
by Myron D. Rumeld, Tulio D. Chirinos and Sydney Juliano
Proskauer lawyers discuss whether it is possible and advisable to seek arbitration of ERISA claims.
The Burden of Substantiation and Proof in Continental European Civil Procedure and the Taking of Evidence in International Arbitration
by Dr. Wolfgang Kühn and Katharina Walter
Civil procedures in Germany are governed by the principles of factual substantiation and burden of proof.
It’s a Gas, Gas, Gas
by Best Lawyers
Michael Polkinghorne discusses why arbitration or mediation is a better option.
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Trial Lawyers Fight to Protect Individuals from Abuse
by Esquire Bank
With Esquire Bank's financial support, Elise Sanguinetti was able to challenge and end the Forced Arbitration Act. Her legislation continues to help other trial lawyers attain justice for abuse survivors.
The Top Employment Cases of 2017 and a Sneak Peek at 2018
by Nonnie L. Shivers
Major employment law decisions in 2017 preview big changes ahead in workplace rights, arbitration, and discrimination law.
The Great Debate: Do You Arbitrate Commercial Disputes?
by David K. Taylor
In a civil case, is it wiser for a business to try to persuade the counterparty to agree from the outset to arbitration—or potentially to place its very solvency in the unpredictable hands of a judge and jury?
Clash Across the Channel
by Clément Fouchard and Peter Rosher
The diametric opposition of decisions reached by French and English courts in a recent arbitration case shows how profound cultural differences between international jurisdictions can lead to maddening legal uncertainty.
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