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Surety’s “Do Nothing” Strategy Backfires
By Leslie King O’Neal The “Do Nothing” Strategy is Risky in Arbitration Parties have options when faced with a demand for arbitration. They can participate in the arbitration process, receive the arbitration award and pursue confirmation or vacatur, if appropriate. Or parties can put their heads in the sand, choose to “do nothing” and simply
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