Crafting Arbitration Clauses: How Specificity Reduces Dispute Time & Costs
[ON-DEMAND] When drafting arbitration clauses, specificity matters. The last thing you want is a disagreement over the provision itself. That would defeat the purpose of the arbitration, and result in litigating the meaning of the clause.
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