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California & Connecticut Enact New Laws About Arbitration
By Leslie King O’Neal The California and Connecticut legislatures recently passed new laws regarding arbitration agreements and who can serve as arbitrators. It will be interesting to see if any other states follow their examples. Lawyers or arbitrators practicing in California and Connecticut should review the new laws to determine whether they affect any current…
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