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Some seasoned trial lawyers have soured on arbitration as an efficient tool for resolving disputes. From bitter experience they have concluded it's too expensive and takes too long, awards are poorly reasoned, arbitrators might not follow the law, and no appeal is possible. However, Martin Quinn argues that, with careful planning and crafting of procedures, a well-organized arbitration process should be more efficient and cost-effective than protracted litigation.
March 04, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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