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June 1, 2016Andrea De La Rosa

A Court’s Authority to Determine Arbitrability by Looking at the Relevance of an Underlying Contract to a Claim

Douglas v. Regions Bank, 757 F.3d 460 (5th Cir. 2014)
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March 3, 2022Andrews Myers

Best Practices for Dispute Drafting

While there are a wide variety of alternative dispute resolution clauses that can be implemented in different types of transactions and contracts, the starting goal for each type of clause is the same –the parties’ goals and the end in mind. When all else fails, and no one can agree, what options do the parties want? Where parties seek to avoid traditional litigation, or at least postpone it, several types of alternative dispute resolution clauses are available, and each can be personalized and detailed to help meet the parties’ wants and needs. However, it always requires anticipation of the worst-case scenario.
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