"[They] condemned the attack on an area acknowledged by internationally binding arbitration as Sudanese territory," Mubarak wrote.
At the federal level, trial lawyers are pushing for a law that would make it easier for consumers to sue instead of having to submit to binding arbitration, as many contracts — for credit cards, for example — now require.
Another of his lawyers, Barry Peek, argued that because Mr. Bruckenthal is a member of the police force, his case should be settled through binding arbitration, as laid out in police union rules.
So they entered binding arbitration before a panel led by George Nicolau, an 82-year-old New York arbitrator with experience in seniority disputes.
If mediation brings no deal within 30 days, either side can ask for binding arbitration by a neutral party.
Now the Legislature sent Gov. Gray Davis a bill that would enable unionized farm workers to use binding arbitration to obtain a contract.
One court has likened the expanded reach of binding arbitration to kudzu: "When introduced as a method to control soil erosion, kudzu was hailed as an asset to agriculture, but it has become a creeping monster.
Then, in July 2011, Mr. Halpern persuaded others with claims to ask Brother Records to seek binding arbitration in court, as it had agreed to do in 2008, Mr. Halpern and two lawyers involved in the negotiations said.
The two firms cut off negotiations in favor of binding arbitration; in late 1998 Amgen won a decisive victory.
We expressed a willingness to submit any outstanding issues to binding arbitration, and -- as a show of good faith - we unilaterally stood down.
