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Who Decides Whether Statute of Limitations in Arbitration Clause Is Too Short?

By Liz Kramer on June 26, 2012
Posted in Validity of Arbitration Agreement

Arbitration agreements may shorten the statute of limitations that would otherwise be available for claims — but only to a point.  A recent opinion from the First Circuit shows that how a plaintiff frames its argument that the contractual limitations period is unreasonably short can make a difference not only on whether the argument is…

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