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Canadian government moves to end Air Canada strike, seeks binding arbitration
The Canadian government on Saturday moved to end a strike by Air Canada's cabin crews and require binding arbitration to break their contract impasse, an action that the country's largest carrier had sought but unionized flight attendants fiercely opposed.
The arbitrator ruled Mercedes-Benz of Fort Lauderdale must pay Muratori $66,000 in damages, the dealer must take back the ...
The Second Circuit last week threw out the National Football League’s playbook when it rejected the league’s efforts to force ...
Michael Richmond asserted altered paperwork and administrative overreach after a mediator ruled police violated his Fourth ...
By ensuring that counsel drafting agreements consider and appreciate ADR issues upfront, parties can be better prepared when ...
Hours after Air Canada flight attendants went on strike and the airline paused all flights, Canada's government intervened ...
Liquefied natural gas producer Venture Global expects to win its remaining arbitration cases against major energy companies ...
Signing an arbitration agreement is not a healthcare decision under state law, the Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled.
The Supreme Court recently held that in disputes concerning trusts, once a party voluntarily submits to arbitration and ...
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