15May
SCOTX: No Arbitrary Arbitration Provision For Local Governments
The Supreme Court of Texas recently announced that local governments who have agreed to arbitration clauses may be forced into arbitration. However, the Court also announced that the judiciary “retains the duty to decide whether a local government...
By:
Husch Blackwell LLP
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