Sentence examples for business arbitration from inspiring English sources

To "preserve Delaware's pre-eminence in offering cost-effective options for resolving disputes," the Legislature established a business arbitration program.

WHAT OF IT? THE REPLY Nicaragua Said It Was None of Honduras's Business -- Arbitration Failed and War Began.

Judge McLaughlin said the parties under the business arbitration amendment still "submit their dispute to a sitting judge acting pursuant to state authority, paid by the state, and using state personnel and facilities".

Even when Sharia, like other religious law, is taken into consideration during some court cases ― namely marriage, divorce and business arbitrations ― it never supplants U.S. law. .

Even when Sharia, like other religious law, is taken into consideration during some court cases ― namely marriage, divorce and business arbitrations ― it never supplants U.S. law.

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.

"This decision affects any arbitration, whether it's consumer, employment or even business-to-business arbitration," Kaplinski said.

By transferring control over consumer safety, the environment, and labor from democratic states to closed, pro-business arbitration tribunals, argues a coalition of 170 European civil society groups, the TTIP, like its Pacific counterpart, will exact a high social cost from participating countries.

Regarding the access to business information, arbitration reflects the attributes of a board of directors rather than of ordinary courts.

Many businesses prefer arbitration because settlements are limited and because professional arbitrators, whose fees are typically paid by the company in a dispute, tend to favor their corporate employers.

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