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Arbitration? Or Arbitration in Name Only?
By Leslie King O’Neal One-Sided Process is “Arbitration in Name Only” When is an alternative dispute resolution process worthy of the name “arbitration?” What are the essential attributes of “arbitration?” In two recent cases the NFL’s “arbitration” process was found too one-sided to be called “arbitration,” allowing the cases to proceed in court.[i] The Florida…
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