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In a recent letter, the NAA president, Daniel Nielsen, rebuts the #NewYorkTimes's editorial that calls for the elimination of police arbitration.
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Check out our latest article on the first and ninth circuit court of appeals' ruling for delivery drivers of #Amazon
https://t.co/ISneJsT7Qo

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We are so excited to announce that we have been selected to speak at the Investigative Reporters & Editors Conference. #IRE20 @IRE_NICAR

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Court sends strong reminder to #FLRA over its recent forays into second-guessing arbitrators’ decisions. https://t.co/DDPlqfpY9Z

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Are America's labor laws out of date? How should America's labor laws be changed, and can this be implemented? Professor Thomas A. Kochan of MIT makes a case for these questions and more on our latest website article.
https://t.co/b0QBH9p3kn

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Remember the Italian Marines who shot two Indian fishermen in 2012, mistaking them for pirates? Interesting developments in their case at the UN's PermanentCourt of Arbitration: they have immunity from prosecution in India, but Italy must pay compensation: https://t.co/PK89EGxFKN

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#Uber's $14,000 administrative filing fee for employee disputes was struck down in Canada. The ruling stated that #arbitration would be "realistically unattainable" for drivers. See our article below for more details.
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#Arbitration can be a complicated process to understand. Check out our Arbitration Basics Page for explanations on what arbitration is and how it works.
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Wanting to understand how arbitrators and parties are navigating the new world of zoom arbitration? Check out our latest article to find out.
https://t.co/GiiMYccX7W

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Following the recent events and protests in our country, Dan Nielsen, president of the NAA, has released a statement about the NAA's commitment to inclusion and diversity.
https://t.co/9MtfqKNpNF

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President Donald Trump, his three children, and his company were recently denied their request for Arbitration by a federal judge. They are accused of taking part in a scheme to defraud investors.
https://t.co/cOJ1ziUpRm

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A lawsuit over working conditions and PPE for nurses has been sent to arbitration. See article below.
https://t.co/KeNjWvSABy

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Interested to know about how arbitration proceedings can happen during a #pandemic? Stephen Douglas Bonney has the answers about how adaptable a video conference platform could be. https://t.co/Xue00a1smG

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Recent ruling in #Manitoba provides for interest arbitration. Check out the link for full details. https://t.co/XABjNTUmGs

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Professor Stacie Strong of @MizzouLaw discusses the circuit split involving #classactionwaivers in #arbitration and how one judge in the Western District of Wisconsin decided to uphold an arbitral award despite the imminent decision from #SCOTUS: https://t.co/ZBAB5qFxOQ

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The California Supreme Court recently upheld a state law allowing an #arbitrator to decide the terms of an agricultural #labor contract. The court held that because the #NLRA excludes #agriculturalworkers, interest #arbitration can be used. https://t.co/VfB4r2jL0j

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Professor Alvin Goldman of @ukcollegeoflaw comments on a recent Fourth Circuit decision refusing to enforce an #arbitration provision based on the unconscionableness of some of its provisions under state contract law. https://t.co/rvRqsBJ5Ja

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In @nytimes piece, "The Law is on the N.F.L. Players’ Side", Professors Benjamin Sachs (@Harvard_Law ) and Noah Zatz (@UCLA_Law) comment on the relevance of the National Labor Relations Act (#NLRA) to the discussion about the NFL players’ demonstrations: https://t.co/wFJF1CZ0jy

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In "Fourth Circuit Issues Opinion Creating Good Policy for Arbitration Law," Professor Szalai of @LOYNOLAW summarizes a recent court of appeals decision in Outsourcing Justice blog: https://t.co/zc4C855NL6

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Active term for @SCOTUS in labor cases:
https://t.co/6Y2stodVXb