Independence Day and Arbitration – An Update By George H. Friedman* Chairman of the Board, Arbitration Resolution Services I wrote a blog post[1] a year ago on Independence Day and arbitration. For the most part, it still rings true. On the other hand, there have been just a few developments over the past 12 months…
A Midyear Assessment of My 2017 Arbitration Predictions: Look, Mom. Straight “A” Grades So Far By George H. Friedman* Chairman of the Board – Arbitration Resolution Services Toward the end of last year, I authored a blog post, Consumer and Employment Arbitration: Six Things to look for in 2017. I updated my prognostications around Inauguration…
The “First Hundred Days” of the Trump Administration are Over – Much Ado in the Arbitration and Financial Worlds By George H. Friedman* Chairman of the Board – Arbitration Resolution Services [This analysis by the author was originally published in the Securities Arbitration Commentator blog. Reposted with permission of and thanks to SAC!] Time certainly…
By George H. Friedman* Chairman of the Board – Arbitration Resolution Services [This analysis by the author was originally published in the Securities Arbitration Commentator. Reposted with permission of and thanks to SAC!] I’m baaack! Below is an update of my previous guest analysis. The ten bills – all anti-arbitration and all introduced by Democrats…