Arbitration is an alternative venue to court. If a party could seek a judge midcourse, there would be increased delays and expenses for all parties.
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An agreement to arbitrate requires that the parties actually agree to arbitration.
Arbitration Agreements: Don’t Put the Cart Before the Horse
If My Contract Requires Private Arbitration, Why Am I in Public Court? By Stacia Hofmann Arbitration has been […]
Compelling, Staying, Waiving, Confirming, and Disputing Arbitration
2 Binding Arbitration vs. RCW Ch. 7.06 Civil Arbitration (f/k/a Mandatory Arbitration) By Stacia Hofmann On February 22, 2018, […]
(Mandatory) Civil Arbitration: No Arbitration Agreement Necessary
Referring to Arbitration Rules in Contracts – Raven Offshore Yacht v. F.T. Holdings By Stacia Hofmann Cornerpoint Case Pops are dedicated […]
Cornerpoint Case Pops: Referring to Arbitration Rules in Contracts
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The Playbook: Arbitration Clauses in Employment Agreements
If you're considering adding an arbitration requirement to a contract, you can choose which types of disputes to leave in court and which types of disputes to ship off to private arbitration.
What Kind of Dispute Did We Agree to Arbitrate?
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Assumptions Are Not Evidence By Stacia Hofmann Cornerpoint Case Pops are dedicated to summarizing relevant, new cases — and […]
There’s No Guessing in Depositions! – A Cornerpoint Case Pop
We hear the rallying cries and demands for online video content. Video can be more personal, much quicker, […]
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Just Because You Can’t See It Doesn’t Mean It’s Not There By Stacia Hofmann For many businesses, the […]
The Court’s Finish Line: Trial
Use Discovery to Request Information and Avoid Surprises By Stacia Hofmann What happens after a plaintiff files a […]