Jeffrey K. Brown and Raymond J. Nhan | Payne & Fears | April 24, 2019 On April 24, 2019, the United States Supreme Court held that the Federal Arbitration Act (“FAA”) bars orders requiring class arbitration when an agreement is ambiguous about the availability of such a procedure. Lamps Plus v. Varela, 587 U.S. __ ,… Continue reading United States Supreme Court Limits Class Arbitration
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Floating on Assumption: Navigating Construction Project Float Ownership
Whitney Judson | International Law Office | January 7, 2019 Introduction Construction project schedules are oftentimes the source of many disputes between project owners and contractors. These disputes notoriously evolve into the subject of litigation and arbitration claims that assign fault for delayed project completion to one party or another. A party finding itself in… Continue reading Floating on Assumption: Navigating Construction Project Float Ownership
Large-Scale Construction Projects: To Arbitrate, or not to Arbitrate – That is the Question
Robert B. Garner, David Kiefer and Gregg Jacobson | King & Spalding | March 8, 2019 Owners and contractors involved in large-scale energy and manufacturing projects face unique challenges in bringing projects to fruition. One challenge is negotiating and drafting a contract that places the parties in a fair position if problems arise during the… Continue reading Large-Scale Construction Projects: To Arbitrate, or not to Arbitrate – That is the Question
Eight Things You Need to Know About the AAA’s New Construction Arbitration Rules
Garret Murai | California Construction Law Blog | August 5, 2015 I just finished a construction arbitration this past week, which also explains my sporadic posts as of late, sorry. Coincidentally, on July 1, 2015, the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) implemented their newly revised Construction Industry Arbitration and Mediation Procedures. For those of you who… Continue reading Eight Things You Need to Know About the AAA’s New Construction Arbitration Rules
The Only Four Good Reasons to put Arbitration in Your Contract
Liz Kramer – January 4, 2013 Let’s say you are considering updating your form contract, or you are in the midst of negotiating a new contract with someone. Should you include mandatory arbitration for resolving any disputes? Assuming you have the choice, my view is you should only include arbitration if at least one of… Continue reading The Only Four Good Reasons to put Arbitration in Your Contract