As we close out 2018, it is a good time to reflect on the year in arbitration law. Overall, I would characterize the year as another in which everyone was mildly obsessed with class actions, the U.S. Supreme Court again showed its willingness to enforce arbitration agreements of all kinds, and lower courts and groups
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Studies Conclude Arbitration Is A Black Hole With Repeat Player Bias (But Also Faster & Cheaper Than Court)
By Liz Kramer on
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You know what rarely rises to the top of my “to do” list? Reading scholarly articles and studies about arbitration. Blech. But, since I haven’t seen any good court decisions lately, it is time to visit the neglected pile of articles. Turns out, I should have read some of them right away. Below are summaries…