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Arbitration Blog? Try it.
August 18, 2005 by Ross Runkel at LawMemo

This is a shamelessly self-promoting post to entice you to take a look at Arbitration Blog, which discusses developments in employment arbitration and labor arbitration. Some recent entries:

• Motion to arbitrate delayed, denied
• Arbitration Law Memo
• Manifest disregard for the law
• NASD Discovery Arbitrator Pilot
• Armendariz doesn't apply to common-law claims
• "Reverse" discrimination violates public policy
• Forum clause controls which court can order arbitration
• Arbitration Law Memo
• Side agreement not arbitrable
• Court severs anti-punitive damages clause
• Interlocutory appeal will stop lower court litigation
• En banc hearing on who decides unconsionability
• Bill to exclude employment contracts from FAA
• Anti-class-action clause was unconscionable
• Ryan's certiorari petition

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