In-House Counsel
Aug. 14, 2008
It's All In the Details
Overlooked Issues in Drafting Arbitration Clauses
Companies use arbitration clauses hoping for a faster, cost-effective and more predictable resolution of disputes than traditional litigation. However, if not well thought out, an arbitration clause can become a minefield of unpleasant surprises and result in an arbitration that drags on even longer than regular litigation. Following are some considerations that will help maximize the effectiv...
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