07Feb
A Case For Confidentiality: Why Recent Arguments Against Arbitration Anonymity May Be Misguided
The assault on arbitration is old news. Recently, however, courts and commentators alike have seemed to stake out a new area for contest in the ongoing back and forth debate about this valuable litigation alternative: confidentiality clauses. For...
By:
Fisher Phillips
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