In March, for example, New York Governor David Paterson stepped in with a call for binding arbitration in a dispute over fees between Bethpage, New York-based Cablevision Systems Corp. and Burbank, California-based Walt Disney Co.'s ABC.
Mr. Schoenberg, taking a calculated risk, then submitted the case to binding arbitration in Austria and convinced a three-judge panel that the wording of Adele's will was a request, not a command.
The two firms cut off negotiations in favor of binding arbitration; in late 1998 Amgen won a decisive victory.
The new terms would have required anyone who interacted with General Mills online for example, by downloading coupons to forgo the option of suing the company in court, and instead adjudicate claims through a process called "binding arbitration," in which both parties present arguments before a professional arbitrator who has legal authority to fashion remedies.
The new terms would have required anyone who interacted with General Mills online — for example, by downloading coupons — to forgo the option of suing the company in court, and instead adjudicate claims through a process called "binding arbitration," in which both parties present arguments before a professional arbitrator who has legal authority to fashion remedies.
Co-op boards should consider substituting mediation for binding arbitration in their new leases.
Aeroméxico has asked the federal secretary of labor, Carlos Abascal, to order binding arbitration in the dispute.
I am urging that legislation be passed in Albany to discontinue the use of binding arbitration in Suffolk County.
It would allow binding arbitration in guest worker contracts, which he said would reduce "frivolous litigation".
Instead, they argue, the consumer must use binding arbitration, in which the decision is final.
