Sentence examples for arbitration cost from inspiring English sources

So how much does arbitration cost?

Not only would having to pay half of this cost be expensive to the employee, the arbitration cost would likely exceed the dollar amount of this employee's claim for pay during rest and meal breaks as required by California law.

Mr. Monsour has paid $800 so far to cover arbitration costs.

Accordingly, the arbitration costs and fee-splitting scheme together also support a finding of unconscionability.

In Ting, for example, the Ninth Circuit held that a scheme requiring AT & T customers to split arbitration costs with AT & T rendered an arbitration provision unconscionable.

Russia has 180 days to pay the $50bn bill, plus $65m in legal fees and arbitration costs, before interest starts accumulating.

The three-member panel ruled in favor of the Mirabellis, awarding them their original investment and, in an unusual move, also awarding them all of their legal fees and arbitration costs.

Under the new law, teachers will have 105 days after a school district files tenure revocation orders to fight it, and the arbitration costs will be capped at $7,500, to be paid by the state.

v. Randolph, 531 U. S. 79, 90 (2000) ("It may well be that the existence of large arbitration costs could preclude a litigant... from effectively vindicating her federal statutory rights").

Lionel Barber, who of course knows about the financial situation of local papers in these hard times, warns that the full royal charter, with unquantifiable arbitration costs attached, could wreak havoc in the regional press.

The plaintiff there (seeking relief under the Truth in Lending Act) argued that an arbitration agreement was unenforceable because it "create[d] a risk" that she would have to "bear prohibitive arbitration costs" in the form of high filing and administrative fees.