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5 Arbitration Assumptions That Aren't Always True

Law360, New York (April 23, 2013, 10:42 AM EDT) -- Arbitration is often thought to be preferable to litigating in court, and in some circumstances, it may be. Deciding to arbitrate, however, should be the result of a careful analysis of arbitration's benefits and disadvantages. That analysis requires examining some common perceptions about arbitration. Below, we explore five of the most common assumptions about arbitration and suggest some practical considerations....

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