"arbitration agreements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to a legally binding process in which an arbitrator or arbitration panel rules on a dispute between two or more parties after listening to arguments from each side. For example: "The contractor and the building company agreed to an arbitration agreement to resolve their dispute over payment."
It effectively sealed the courthouse doors to plaintiffs subjected to pro-business arbitration, ruling that even challenges to arbitration agreements remain subject to arbitrators, rather than judges.
Some are even considering inclusion of arbitration agreements in their securities offerings.
Arbitration agreements are usually a part of most tax shelter contracts, several lawyers said yesterday.
The court must decide if the state law applies only to arbitration agreements, and not contracts generally, or if it hinders Congressional desire to treat arbitration agreements and other contracts similarly and promote speedy resolution of claims.
"A good chunk of my clients have arbitration agreements and a lot of them don't," Ms. Riechert said.
"People who want to keep cases out of the press and the blogosphere should seriously consider arbitration agreements".
Appeals courts across the country have been throwing out arbitration agreements signed by family members of nursing home residents.
Other industries — such as Silicon Valley — have followed Wall Street's example, and are increasingly insisting on arbitration agreements with employees.
But fears about a legal quagmire for investors could easily be allayed if, for instance, Myanmar acceded to international arbitration agreements.
Recent Supreme Court decisions have generally favored the enforcement of arbitration agreements and have been wary of aspects of class-action litigations.
But his court filings argue that because Foster Thornton is not a Finra member and subject to its arbitration agreements, S.E.C.U. is free to sue it.
