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Courts continue to rule on retirement plan mandatory arbitration provisions By Gregory K. Brown and Louis L. Joseph Employee Benefits, July 2019 In the past few years, some retirement plans have included terms and provisions that require participant breach of fiduciary claims to be resolved in arbitration, which has caused the courts to begin to consider participant motions to invalidate or limit the effect of these mandatory arbitration provisions.
Law students going after BigLaw firms that employ mandatory arbitration agreements By Samantha Hasiewicz Alternative Dispute Resolution, July 2019 Harvard law student activists have recently been going after law firms that require mandatory arbitration for employment issues.
Courts continue to rule on retirement plan mandatory arbitration provisions By Gregory K. Brown and Louis L. Joseph Corporate Law Departments, May 2019 In the past few years, some retirement plans have included terms and provisions that require participant breach of fiduciary claims to be resolved in arbitration, which has caused the courts to begin to consider participant motions to invalidate or limit the effect of these mandatory arbitration provisions.
Google ends mandatory arbitration in response to employee discord By Samantha Hasiewicz Alternative Dispute Resolution, May 2019 In November, 20,000 Google employees walked out in protest to draw attention to how the company handles sexual misconduct claims.
Do new international agreements indicate a downward trend of investor-state arbitration? By Hannah Friedle and Tanner James International and Immigration Law, February 2019 A discussion of the unique challenges private companies face when entering an agreement with a state controlled entity.
Do new international agreements indicate a downward trend of investor-state arbitration? By Hannah Friedle and Tanner James Alternative Dispute Resolution, December 2018 A discussion of the unique challenges private companies face when entering an agreement with a state controlled entity.
National policy favoring class arbitration reaffirmed By Mark Rouleau Civil Practice and Procedure, September 2013 In Oxford Health Plans LLC v. Sutter, the United States Supreme Court “reaffirmed the national policy favoring arbitration in relation to class arbitration.”
Arbitration clauses in employment contracts: To do or not to do By Nile J. Williamson Alternative Dispute Resolution, December 2002 A recent article in this newsletter by Alan Kaplan comprehensively discussed possible clauses to be used in employment contracts.
Arbitration clauses in employment contracts: to do or not to do By Nile J. Williamson Labor and Employment Law, May 2002 A recent article in this newsletter by Alan Kaplan comprehensively discussed possible clauses to be used in employment contracts.

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