Choice - the opportunity to tailor procedures to business goals and priorities - is the fundamental advantage of arbitration over litigation.[1] Much has been written in recent years about whether arbitration has become so much like litigation that arbitration's most commonly cited benefits - saving...
What is an arbitration clause? An arbitration clause is a contract clause that binds signers to handle all disputes with a company through arbitration instead of going through the litigation process. Most importantly, it helps prevent class-action lawsuits. Arbitration is a process that allows tw...
Even if real estate only tracks inflation over the long run, a 3% increase on a property where you put 20% down is a 15% cash-on-cash return. At this rate,in five yearsyou will have more than doubled your equity. Just don't get caught being overly levered in a down market. The ...
. Our goal is to avoid potential pitfalls that may lead to litigation but if litigation or arbitration is necessary to successfully advise and navigate you through to a successful outcome. Ashley Baron has tried and arbitrated over 100 cases against some of the biggest firms in the state. ...
When it comes to managing tax disputes, litigation remains the resolution mechanism of choice, with more than 90% of respondents citing litigation as a preferred mechanism and 72% citing arbitration. Post-M&A Disputes Meanwhile, tax issues are the most common triggers for post-M&A disputes. Tax...
The paperwork and processes involved in transactions such as, litigation and arbitration payments, M&A deals and real estate arrangements are both complex and time-consuming. Whether it’s collecting stakeholder payment details or verifying payee identity to...
The litigation in this case arose after RS suffered losses after a cargo explosion occurred on board shortly after loading. The vessel, the “MV Nortrader”, had been chartered by RS from the defendant. The defendant commenced arbitration and brought a claim for damages against the claimant, as...
Sometimes, parties will have no choice regarding when to have at least one mediation. In some instances, the agreement at issue in the litigation demands that the parties mediate before filing a lawsuit or submitting a dispute to arbitration. And, even if not, litigants can count on courts ...
Practice shows that state authorities will not have claims if the business separation is aimed for entering a new market, expanding the customer base or optimizing fixed assets. If the matter goes to trial, the arbitration court will be inclined to take the side of the taxpayer, provided that...
Describe arbitration and discuss its advantages to litigation. Describe mediation and discuss its advantages to litigation. Describe two other forms of alternate dispute resolution and discuss their In terms of organizational behavior, describe and explain Con...