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London, we have a problem

May 15th, 2007 · 1 Comment · arbitration, contract dispute

Lawyers’ business clients have used arbitration for years to resolve commercial disputes.
But there’s business, and then, there’s bidness.
Senior U.S. District Judge Robert G. Doumar had a case in Norfolk federal district court last month, Al-Haddad Commodities Corp. v. Toepfer Int’l Asia PTE Ltd. (VLW 007-3-147), that pitted an international commodities trader against an agricultural commodity […]

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Poor English no bar to arbitration

May 4th, 2007 · No Comments · arbitration

Poor English skills did not keep two Hispanic union members from being bound by their union contract’s mandatory arbitration clause for complaints of discrimination, the 4th Circuit ruled yesterday in Aleman v. Chugach Support Services (VLW 007-2-070).
The two Hispanic members of a D.C.-area carpenters’ union worked for Chugach Support Services, a construction company that was […]

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