For decades, the United States system of arbitration has been subject to nearly constant public criticism. Calling … arbitration a rigged judicial system, consumer and employee rights groups have voiced opposition to the practice of "forced … arbitration" whereby millions of Americans are contractually required to settle disputes in arbitration rather than in litigation …

other sanction, the case can be submitted to the American Arbitration Association (AAA), the tribunal designated by the USOC …, for “binding” arbitration. Once an arbitration decision has been handed down by the AAA, it can then be appealed to the … Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) in Switzerland, where it receives a de novo hearing. However, cases can be brought …

This research focuses on the resolving maritime disputes by arbitration and it would be the comparative analysis of UK … arbitration practices in UK and USA. Moreover, the focus is to assess the arbitration in maritime dispute settlements over the … litigation and further approaches to the role of specialist maritime arbitration institutes in USA and UK as well as the role of …

Arbitration has long served as a contractual substitute for judicial litigation. It provided a workable and effective … parties in conflict.Arbitration rekindled the value of finality in adjudication. It gave res judicata its proper significance … operation of society. In arbitration, the litigants' time, energy, and treasure – not to mention their rights – no longer needed …

necessary, one of the most common responses to undesirable litigation or arbitration, at least for parties with access to a …-suit injunctions in both domestic and international settings but also addresses some of the more unusual procedures, such as anti-arbitration … involving competing judicial actions, the text also covers the growing number of cases involving both litigation and arbitration …