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Category: Labor

California Gets Creative: How AB 51’s Future May Shape State Regulation of Arbitration

By: Scarlett Horn; Junior Staffer The United States (“U.S.”) Supreme Court has used cases such as Concepcion and Lamps Plus to establish its preference for enforcing arbitration clauses, including those that waive the right to class actions in consumer and employment contracts. Despite the pro-arbitration trend, California has remained undeterred in its resolve to avoid…

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The Growth of Regional Arbitration Centers: Providing Localized and Efficient Dispute Resolution

By Reagan Powers Over the past few years, regional arbitration centers have grown in popularity, rivaling the historical dominance of the International Chamber of Commerce and the London Court of International Arbitration. The regional arbitration centers aim to provide cost-effective, localized, and efficient dispute resolution. “Two Person Shaking Each Others Hands – Credit to http://homedust.com/”…

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Sign to Survive: Arbitration at the Pace of Formula One

By: Ryan Zaitoun How much is seven-tenths of a second worth? In Formula One, it can be close to $10 million. Formula One prides itself as the pinnacle of global motorsport, consisting of (as of January 2, 2026) eleven teams, each with two drivers, racing the fastest single-seat open-wheeled cars on tracks across the world.…

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Arbitration Without Consent? U.S. Courts Can Force Non-Signatories to Arbitrate, Leaving Arbitrators to Decide Which Claims Will Proceed to Arbitration

By Deborah Slattery-Pereira How U.S. Courts Treat Non-Signatories Parties will subject their disputes “to arbitration if, and only if, [they] actually agree to arbitrate those disputes.” Complex commercial disputes often involve multiple international contracts with different parties, but usually, only two parties sign the arbitration agreement. Because arbitral proceedings depend on a consensual agreement, generally,…

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