Sentence examples for arbitration costs from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

Chrysler believes its arbitration costs will greatly exceed G.M.'s because its decisions were based more on how dealers fit into its overall network rather than on each dealership's individual performance, but it now must defend each termination separately, this person said.

So how much does arbitration cost?

Another concern is that if NGOs (green ones, say) become heavily involved in arbitration cases, the costs of securing a judgment, which are borne by the parties, will soar and thus deter investors.

Should an individual be forced to abandon a $100 meritorious claim, for example, because mandatory arbitration will cost $2,000, for example, a sum far in excess of a Small Claims Court fee?

Businesses say arbitration reduces legal costs while allowing more claims to be resolved.

The study also found no evidence that forced arbitration lowers the costs of goods and services for consumers -- contrary to the claims of businesses that tout forced arbitration.