19Oct
Supreme Court’s Decision Not To Review California’s Arbitration Framework Means We Have A Roadmap For Compliance
The U.S. Supreme Court just did something that was more than just a bit out of character—it rejected the opportunity to find that California had once again overstepped its bounds by creating judicial rules disfavoring arbitration. It did so by...
By:
Fisher Phillips
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