FINRA remains committed to continually improving the arbitration system to serve all parties who use FINRA’s dispute resolution forum,

Toss out your boilerplate language

You’re either in the LLC or you’re not…

A court may not make up a new procedural rule based on the FAA’s “policy favoring arbitration”.

An arbitrator is so much more than what’s on the resume.

Build that clause!!

FINRA updates us on virtual hearings

Resolving your client’s case by Baseball Arbitration might just be what your client needs.

Bipartisanship actually does exist…

Survivors of sexual harassment and assault testified on the negatives of forced arbitration before the House Judiciary Committee. Legal scholars also testified on issues with non-disclosure agreements.

Another company decides to do away with its mandatory arbitration requirements.

Courts are beginning to back laws that prohibit employee/employer arbitration clauses.

Arbitrations result in awards. To reduce the awards to judgment, they have to be confirmed by a court. The Ohio Supreme Court just made a major ruling on that process.

New legislation in Congress may resolve this issue once and for all.

An agreement to arbitrate is an agreement to arbitrate … even if you’re now a non-believer.

When a door closes, a window always opens.

Accusing an arbitration panel of not being impartial requires a high burden of proof.

COVID-19 Continues to Force Proceedings Online.

Is Functus Officio no more?

There is more than one way to slice the arbitration pizza.