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Arbitration Confidentiality Clashes with Courts
By Leslie King O’Neal Confidentiality is Key in Arbitration The goal of keeping arbitration awards confidential often clashes with the doctrine of open access to court records. Confidentiality is one of the main reasons parties choose arbitration to resolve disputes. Unlike court proceedings, where records and hearings are usually open to the public, arbitration filings
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