Alternative Dispute Resolution
Jun. 13, 2001
Choosing Sides
The parties' power to choose an arbitrator extends not just to the selection of a sole arbitrator, but also to the decision to use a panel of three arbitrators and choose how that panel ought to be selected.
By Richard Chernick
The parties' power to choose an arbitrator extends not just to the selection of a sole arbitrator, but also to the decision to use a panel of three arbitrators and choose how that panel ought to be selected.
In smaller cases, three arbitrators m...
The parties' power to choose an arbitrator extends not just to the selection of a sole arbitrator, but also to the decision to use a panel of three arbitrators and choose how that panel ought to be selected.
In smaller cases, three arbitrators m...
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