EMPLOYMENT COLUMN
By Christopher J. Kunke
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Arbitration has long provided employers sued by a current or former employee with a modicum of comfort. Although no talisman against liability, arbitration enables employers to reduce lengthy litigation - with its expensive and intrusive discovery - and avoid entirely an unpredictable jury. For these reasons, a significant number of employers present e...
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