The CFPB’s Proposed Rule Will End Mandatory Arbitration Clauses | Lexology http://ow.ly/vpZy300DRVK

“A hearing panel ultimately concluded that both Ameriprise and Mr. Tysk were liable, but only Mr. Tysk appealed to the National Adjudicatory Council.[2] On appeal, the NAC affirmed the $50,000 fine the hearing panel had imposed on Mr. Tysk, but increased his suspension to one year.” http://ow.ly/MShD300z7x7

Cases in the PRC have demonstrated the courts’ pro-arbitration attitude towards foreign arbitral institutions administering disputes in China. http://ow.ly/WDWf300wpeU

The use of objective or legitimacy criteria in the negotiation process constitutes another fundamental element in the Negotiation Theory developed by the Harvard Negotiation Project.
Objectiveness may be defined as the ability skill to be impartial in the sense of considering a problem independent from personal interests. http://ow.ly/YbDh300p4oR

In a blow to the practice of appointing continuing or retired officers as arbitrator by various organizations, the Delhi High Court struck down such practice in light of the recent Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Act, 2015. http://ow.ly/ZzhT300o61V