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Should you opt for binding or non-binding arbitration?

Arbitration is a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) that allows parties to settle their disputes without going to court. In arbitration, a neutral third party listens to the arguments and evidence of both sides and makes a decision. The decision can be...

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Arbitration for employment matters

Employers have a duty to ensure they comply with all required laws related to employment. Employees have the right to take legal action to get what they’re due under the law.  Some companies use employment contracts to govern the relationship between the business and...

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How could a third-party neutral help with microaggressions?

In some cases, business owners will feel concerned that employees believe they’re being treated unfairly. Maybe the employee has complained about being discriminated against or harassed on the job. The owner of the company just wants to find a resolution as quickly as...

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Is an arbitrator a private judge?

Arbitration has been an alternative to litigation for decades. Some businesses even mandate arbitration for conflict resolution by including special clauses in their contracts. They include terms in customer or employee contracts that force parties to attempt...

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Shifting destructive conflict into constructive conflict

When you run a business, occasional conflicts with other parties – including suppliers, vendors, employees, contractors and other business entities – are inevitable. Conflict actually has the potential to provoke change and growth, but that’s only true when the...

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Potential reasons for business partner disputes

A business partnership works most smoothly when both people are on the same page. When they have complementary skills and work together seamlessly, the company can thrive. However, partnerships often run into disputes. Some are relatively minor and can be resolved...

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