arbitration law

Recent changes in arbitration law may have the effect of discouraging these disputes.

He was an author several books on bill laws and arbitration laws.

One commentator says "no greater mystery exists" in American arbitration law.

It has been described as completing the federalization of American arbitration law.

Hes been asked specifically would he change the binding arbitration laws.

Municipal leaders, who must raise the money to pay teachers' salaries, have generally opposed the binding arbitration law.

Helped prevent loss of school days to teacher strikes with passage of a binding arbitration law.

A particularly thorny issue facing legislators is the adoption of legislative changes to the state's binding- arbitration law.

Under the state's binding arbitration law, the Legislature has only 13 days left to reject the arbitration awards.

The new laws attracted international attention when it was claimed that they were ""the most radical arbitration law in the world".

The unions' argument and their considerable political clout have blocked all legislative attempts to change the binding arbitration law.

Together with Southland and Byrd, they completed a federalization of arbitration law.

He has urged the State Legislature to amend the arbitration law to limit raises to the rate of inflation.

Mr. Parola, too, favors revising the arbitration law.

Arbitration Laws.

I fervently hoped that the new arbitration law would prohibit in Chicago forever more such brutal and ineffective methods of settling industrial disputes.

Municipal officials told the Governor that the single most important tool they needed to hold down property tax increases was a change in the state's binding arbitration laws.

The board's best hope for victory rests in Connecticut's revised arbitration law, which now allows communities to reject arbitrated contracts that they say they cannot afford.

The right to seek remission or removal for misconduct is a statutory remedy in arbitration law with no real common law analogue in expert determination.

In arbitration law, separability describes the principle that an arbitration clause is considered separate from the contract in which it is contained.

CMS Guide to Arbitration (a summary of international arbitration law in 32 jurisdictions)

However, it failed to significantly attract more modern forms of trade, such as major communications developments or high-technology projects, due to the nature of its arbitration law.

In response to such concerns, the Ontario government has appointed Marion Boyd, a feminist activist and former provincial cabinet member to review the 1991 arbitration law.

He was a member of the Arbitration Law Study Group who drafted the arbitration law in 1989.

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