ADR / Arbitration / Mediation

For the latest news, stories, and information on alternative dispute resolution (ADR), arbitration meetings, and court-ordered mediation between parties, the National Law Review provides readers with a source of information online. Biding adversarial proceedings and non-binding voluntary procedures, which are heard in front of a neutral third party, are discussed under the National Law Review’s ADR coverage and rules and regulations pertaining to this source of conflict resolution are analyzed by the team of legal experts at the National Law Review.

Coverage includes the examination of different arbitration agreement rulings, at the federal and state level. Arbitration agreements, both in employment and otherwise, and arbitrator awards, in cases relating to business organizations and disputes, are also covered on the site. Arbitration related to sexual harassment lawsuits in the workplace are extremely common today; readers can learn about binding and non-binding terms, and how employees can defeat these arbitration clauses when filing a lawsuit against their company or C-level executive in their organization, on the National Law Review site. Compulsory arbitration clauses in agreements relating to major corporations, shareholder agreements, or multinational agreements, are covered on the National Law Review. These agreements, from industries including employment disputes, consumer class action lawsuits, and franchise agreements, are among the different topics, news, and stories, which visitors will read about on the National Law Review website.

Litigation which arises out of binding arbitration agreements in the workplace, clauses which parties can’t agree upon when creating a new contract, or dealings between companies in different jurisdictions which go awry, are among the different topics which the National Law Review covers, in relation to ADR and arbitration law. Visitors will read stories that arise in the United States, across borders, and between multinational organizations, when visiting the National Law Review, for coverage on this area of law.

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Sep 22 2021	9th Circuit Upholds California Bill Banning Mandatory Arbitration in Employment – Likely Headed for Supreme Court	Mintz
Nov 29 2012	“Fair, Adequate and Reasonable”: Federal Judge Approves the FTC’s $22.5 Million Settlement with Google	Mintz
Nov 14 2013	Patent Mediation [VIDEO]	Mintz
May 11 2015	NLRB Holds Firm on its View that Class/Collective Action Waivers in Arbitration Agreements Violate the NLRA	Mintz
Nov 24 2015	Maryland Federal Court Requires “Meeting of the Minds” To Enforce Arbitration Agreement Included in Employment Application	Mintz
Apr 3 2017	Powers of a District Court to Grant Interim Relief After Compelling Arbitration of All Claims Before It	Mintz
Feb 6 2018	A Belated Judicial Determination Regarding Whether a Party Is Bound By An Arbitration Agreement Requires a “De Novo” Proceeding	Mintz
Mar 22 2018	Arbitrability Basics: An Illustration of the “Autonomy” Principle	Mintz
Jul 3 2019	Arbitration: The New York Convention vs. U.S. Domestic Law – The Supreme Court Will Consider Reconciliation	Mintz
Jul 29 2020	New York State Judge Allows Sexual Harassment Claim to Proceed in Court, Invalidating Arbitration Agreement	Mintz
Aug 31 2020	Arbitrability, Delegation, Carve-outs and Estoppel: SCOTUS Says “Welcome Back, Henry Schein”	Mintz
Mar 20 2015	Delaware Legislature Introduces Rapid Arbitration Act	Mintz
May 12 2015	Scott Ford Discusses the Importance of Understanding a Client’s Business Objective when Determining the Appropriate Strategy to Resolve a Dispute.	Mintz
Jun 21 2017	Enforcement of International Arbitral Awards in the U.S. – Could a Court Abstain Due To “Inconvenience”?	Mintz
Mar 26 2018	Pre-Arbitration Discovery: Turn to State Law Where the Federal Rules are Inadequate	Mintz
Feb 11 2019	How to Enforce an Arbitration Subpoena: Jurisdiction and Venue Basics	Mintz
Jul 29 2019	The Arbitration Section In Your Employee Handbook Is Not An Agreement to Arbitrate	Mintz
Sep 23 2020	Del. District Court (Third Circuit) Again Holds That 28 U.S.C. § 1782 Does Not Apply Vis-à-vis Foreign Commercial Arbitrations.	Mintz
Nov 2 2020	Lessons From Above: SCOTUS Declines to Review a Class Arbitrability Case (the Issue Had Been Delegated to an Arbitrator)	Mintz
Feb 29 2012	WIPO Named Exclusive Arbitrator of “Legal Rights Objections” for New gTLD Program	Mintz
Dec 23 2013	Financial Services Legislative and Regulatory Update - December 23, 2013	Mintz
Jun 30 2014	California Supreme Court Upholds Employment Class Action Waivers, but Rejects Waivers of PAGA Claims (Private Attorneys General Act)	Mintz
May 18 2015	Surprise! You Get to Arbitrate! Massachusetts Courts Continue to Permit Third Parties to Enforce Arbitration Agreements	Mintz
May 8 2017	Only in America: Controversy Concerning Federal Jurisdiction Over Motions to Confirm, Vacate, or Modify Arbitral Awards	Mintz
Aug 1 2017	Is “Class Arbitration” an Oxymoron — a Shoe Drops in the Second Circuit	Mintz
Mar 21 2019	Discoverability of Third Party Funding Documents in Arbitration – Part II	Mintz
May 2 2019	You’ll Have to Say It If You Mean It: Supreme Court Holds That Agreement to Permit “Class Arbitration” Must Be Express and Unambiguous	Mintz
Sep 23 2019	Attacking An Inexplicable Arbitration Award: “Manifest Disregard of the Law” Or Something Else?	Mintz
Sep 26 2021	The Road Less Travelled: Why Arbitration is an Increasingly Attractive Alternative for Resolving IP Disputes	Mintz
May 22 2012	Arbitration Limitation: Ninth Circuit Holds That a Bankruptcy Court May Refuse to Enforce an Arbitration Clause	Mintz
Jul 2 2014	Supreme Court Declines to Hear Appeal on Enforceability of FLSA Collective Action Waivers	Mintz
Aug 26 2014	Is a FLSA Collective Action Waiver by Itself in a Severance Agreement Enforceable? Sixth Circuit Says “No.”	Mintz
Apr 10 2017	A Primer for Enforcement in the U.S. of Foreign-Issued Arbitration Awards (Courtesy of the Second Circuit)	Mintz
Feb 13 2018	Oh, And One More Thing . . . Issuing A Subpoena For Documents Under 28 U.S.C. § 1782 Also Requires Personal Jurisdiction Over The Subpoena Target	Mintz
Jul 23 2018	Are Third-Party Funding Costs Recoverable in Arbitration?	Mintz

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