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U.S. Supreme Court Again Rules for Arbitration, Rejecting Judge-Made Doctrine That Gave Courts Authority to Reject Arbitration

In yet another win for businesses seeking to shift the forum for their disputes from the courtroom to the conference room, the U.S. Supreme Court this week unanimously decided an important case that makes it easier to compel...more

State High Court Decision Highlights National Split of Authority and Offers Lessons for Those Who Rely on Arbitration

The Missouri Supreme Court recently upheld a refusal to compel parties to arbitrate their dispute before a different forum when the one listed in their agreement could not accept the case. ...more

The Beginning of the End for Class Action Litigation? Why Justice Scalia and the Current Supreme Court Are Good for Business

In American Express Co. v. Italian Colors Restaurant, the Supreme Court confirmed what it had only hinted at two years earlier in AT&T Mobility, LLC v. Concepcion. In a holding authored by Justice Scalia, the Court made plain...more

How Final Do You Want It To Be?: Recent Change To American Arbitration Association Rules Allows For Appeals In Certain Cases

In a prior e-Alert, the Commercial Litigation practice outlined the issues confronting your business when deciding whether to enter into a contractual arbitration agreement. The alert noted that an important issue to consider...more

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