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Did You Know?    
 
 
There is one drawback to arbitration.
There are no guarantees that arbitration will be a fair process. Once a decision is rendered in a binding arbitration, the parties are generally stuck with that decision. Without the right to appeal, there is always the risk of being subject to the whims and prejudices of the arbitrator. Overall, this is probably the biggest drawback to the arbitration process.

 


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News about Arbitration cases in Vermont and nationwide:

Finance Workers in Oslo Protest Strike Ban
Finance workers in Oslo, Norway, demonstrated on June 12 to protest a government decision to ban a strike due to start that day. Demonstrating outs...
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Judicial Council Approves Ethics Standards for Arbitrators
Judicial Council Approves Ethics Standards for Arbitrators

San Francisco—At a public meeting here today, the Judicial Coun...

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Against Defendant AT&T Wireless
In Szetela v. Discover Bank (2002) 97 Cal.App.4th 1094 (Szetela), the Court of Appeal held an arbitration clause prohibiting class-wide arbitration...
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Filing

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Delivery to the Director of Arbitration of the statement of claim or other pleadings, to be kept on file as a matter of record and reference

Service

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Service is a delivery of the statement of claim or other pleadings to those parties named in the arbitration.

Caucuses

Definition:
Caucuses are meetings in which a mediator talks with the parties separately to discuss the issues.

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