Introduction Arbitration is the process by which a difference among parties as to their mutual legal rights is referred and determined with binding effect by the a  MORE>>

I. Introduction No one disagrees that the American judicial system is the finest yet devised by mankind. It was created with the highest ideals in mind; to seek th  MORE>>

When there is a choice between settlement and litigation, most would agree that a negotiated settlement is in everyone’s best interest. However, when two or more competitors reach an agreement, the   MORE>>

Courts strongly encourage the resolution of disputes by arbitration. Arbitration is a cost-effective, more efficient, and quicker alternative to traditional litigation. To advance these ends, judicial  MORE>>

In order to understand the deference courts give arbitration awards in the field of labor law, it is essential to review the evolution of binding arbitration in America. In England, during the ninetee  MORE>>

ABSTRACT Background Both disputants – states and investors – as well as stakeholders have mounted strong criticisms of investor-state arbit  MORE>>