n (law) the hearing and determination of a dispute by an impartial referee agreed to by both parties (often used to settle disputes between labor and management)
n the act of deciding as an arbiter; giving authoritative judgment
they submitted their disagreement to arbitration
While such a solution sounds reasonable, most arbitration experts flatly say that it makes little sense.
Under the auspices of the Chicago Chamber of Commerce an effort is being made in Illinois to introduce commercial arbitration in certain trades in place of court proceedings in .
Still, the courts generally uphold arbitration clauses unless a law makes absolutely clear that the employee can go to court, arbitration be damned.
Live Nation says it wins arbitration over CTS Live Nation says it wins arbitration over CTS LOS ANGELES (AP) — Concert promoter Live Nation Entertainment Inc. says it has won an arbitration ruling over CTS Eventim AG, a German ticket-selling technology provider that was seeking nearly $900 million in damages because Live Nation terminated its contract after merging with Ticketmaster in January 2010. Live Nation said that the International ...
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Floyd Landis in Reuters Canada After much thought, I have decided to appeal my case to the Court of Arbitration of Sport,Landis said in a statement. "I want to take this opportunity to say again, that I am innocent of the doping allegations against me. I hope that the...
Doug Melvin in International Herald Tribune It's just as important he doesn't have to worry about arbitration from his standpoint,general manager Doug Melvin said. "It can be a distraction every year."
Lance Armstrong in NDTV.com I think conventional wisdom is that he will lose (his arbitration hearing), because USADA has never lost a case,said Armstrong, the guest speaker Tuesday at an Aspen Ideas Festival health forum discussion.