Each would offer the arbitrator a price, and the arbitrator would pick one.
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The process can vary from one arbitration firm to another, or even from arbitrator to arbitrator.
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The process can vary from one arbitration firm to another, or even from arbitrator to arbitrator.
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THE JAMS RULES FOR SELECTION OF AN ARBITRATOR SHALL BE FOLLOWED, EXCEPT THAT THE ARBITRATOR SHALL BE EXPERIENCED AND LICENSED TO PRACTICE LAW IN NEW YORK.
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"Overall, the Arbitrator finds that the grounds cited for Ms. Katelnikoff's dismissal are factually inaccurate and unfounded," Maureen Flynn, the arbitrator in the case, wrote in her decision.
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"Amazon's Condition of Use does state that the company will reimburse filing, administration, and arbitrator fees "for claims totaling less than $10,000 unless the arbitrator determines the claims are frivolous.
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Elliott will plead his case to arbitrator Harold Henderson -- the same arbitrator who heard Adrian Peterson's appeal in his child abuse suspension and Greg Hardy's appeal in his domestic violence suspension.
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His father is an arbitrator in private practice in Boston.
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Like Kaepernick's, Reid's case would be heard by an arbitrator.
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He is also an arbitrator in private practice in Brooklyn.
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Both features may lead the arbitrator to be unconsciously biased towards the employer, says Victoria Pynchon, a former arbitrator with the American Arbitration Association (AAA), who now runs She Negotiates, a training and consulting firm.
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The arbitrator chooses which "final offer" proposal to adopt, which creates incentives and encourages both the manufacturer and the purchaser to bargain in good faith to reach a settlement before the arbitrator handles the dispute.
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Instead, you have to go before a private arbitrator, usually chosen by the company, in an often-secretive proceeding with no right of appeal if the arbitrator ignores the facts or gets the law wrong.
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The union has filed a collective-bargaining grievance with an arbitrator.
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A jury by court is free, while an arbitrator is not.
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And then, the arbitrator just splits the difference down the middle.
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An arbitrator ruled this week that the case can go forward.
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A league-appointed arbitrator also reduced his suspension to four games.
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But an arbitrator found the accusations unsubstantiated and dismissed the charges.
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Late last month, an arbitrator allowed the case was to proceed.
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The arbitrator allowed extensive discovery, including more than two dozen depositions.
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The league also had to consider the arbitrator in Kaepernick's case.
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The arbitrator in the case has not ruled on Ezekiel's appeal.
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To Peter, the photos meant the arbitrator wasn't just a long-ago employee of the law firm Cigna hired, but a personal friend of Cigna's lead attorney — a social relationship he didn't feel the arbitrator adequately disclosed.
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The final amount decided by the WTO arbitrator could also be lower.
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An arbitrator recently threw out the NFL's request to dismiss the case.
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An arbitrator previously threw out the NFL's request to dismiss the case.
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An arbitrator ruled last week that his case can go to trial.
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The use of the arbitrator was agreed upon in the original contract.
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An arbitrator ruled last week that Kaepernick's case will go to trial.
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An arbitrator ruled in August that Kaepernick's case could go to trial.
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An arbitrator ultimately ruled in the Cosmopolitan's favor, according to two sources.
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Players also want a neutral arbitrator, not Goodell, to hear their appeals.
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Unclear when an independent arbitrator is set to hear Brown's case vs.
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Peterson appealed, but Harold Henderson, a league-appointed arbitrator, upheld the suspension.
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A arbitrator ruled that Kaepernick's case would go to trial last week.
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An arbitrator ruled last week that the case will go to trial.
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The arbitrator sided with the players, leading to a $280 million settlement.
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However, through arbitration, despite UPS's best efforts, an arbitrator reinstated the employee.
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The decision is the highest penalty ever granted by a WTO arbitrator.
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The final amount decided by the WTO arbitrator could also be lower.
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The arbitrator ultimately ruled in the nursing home's favor but provided no explanation.
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He and the panel decided he would remain an arbitrator on the case.
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But insurers and providers could appeal the payment amount to an independent arbitrator.
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The suspension was originally 27 games before being reduced by an independent arbitrator.
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Jordan, 29, learned that an arbitrator had denied his appeal, according to NFL.com.
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A WTO arbitrator is expected to announce a verdict in July, per Politico.
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The league was furious, and quickly fired the arbitrator who'd made the ruling.
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An arbitrator ruled that his case will go to trial earlier this year.
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And he actually said, 'Would you like to be a mediator or arbitrator?
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There is no independent arbitrator who decides authenticity issues in the art world.
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Sara Blackwell, Davis's lawyer, said she believed the arbitrator would rule by summer.
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An arbitrator likely won't hear Brown's case until spring, Rapoport said, citing sources.
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Callaghan has denied any misconduct and appealed the ban to an independent arbitrator.
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"After all, Acosta acknowledges it quit paying after the arbitrator failed to consolidate Mr. Hernandez's case with the other cases brought by other Acosta employees, and because it thought the arbitrator had allowed too much discovery," the appeals court said.
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It just alerts counterparties that they might be better off before a different arbitrator.
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An arbitrator will hear Brown's grievance on Friday, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
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In the Hong Kong case, the arbitrator has already passed down two interim decisions.
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Such a set-up could strain the neutrality of even the most upstanding arbitrator.
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Ultimately, the WTA arranged for an arbitrator, and a more inclusive model was chosen.
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An arbitrator awarded former Celebrity Cruises employee Slobodan Despot $10.3 million on June 6.
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The reserve clause was finally thrown out by the arbitrator on December 19863, 1975.
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The union will soon present their case to a neutral arbitrator for a decision.
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But Jay-Z's lawyer, Alex Spiro, told Justice Barry Ostrager of Manhattan Supreme Court on Wednesday that the AAA has allowed the dispute to be heard by a three-arbitrator panel instead of a single arbitrator, and offered five African-American candidates.
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Either a mediator, an arbitrator or a retired judicial officer would help resolve the dispute.
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Vaska said his client intends to re-arbitrate its case before a different JAMS arbitrator.
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Wideman had his 20-game suspension reduced to 10 by an independent arbitrator earlier Friday.
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An arbitrator concluded that Denson violated her NDA and awarded the campaign more than $53,000.
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The Treasury is due soon to appoint an independent arbitrator to divvy up the cash.
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Occasionally an arbitrator will get crazy and go 290/236, or maybe even 21991/503.
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Mr. Crouch denied Mr. Ford's claims, and the case was settled by a private arbitrator.
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Independent arbitrator Shyam Das made the decision Thursday to trim the length of Watson's suspension.
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Only if that fails does the issue go before an arbitrator, whose decision is binding.
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Just this past year, an arbitrator awarded raises to hundreds of thousands of postal workers.
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But an arbitrator found that the stoppage violated the contract's no strike provision, she said.
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Last month, Mr. Cohen won a temporary restraining order against Ms. Clifford through an arbitrator.
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Dontzin was "tenacious," according to arbitrator Antonacci, in the subsequent negotiations for a revised deal.
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The filing will be heard by an independent arbitrator, a spokesman for the union said.
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Last week, an arbitrator denied the N.F.L.'s request to have Kaepernick's collusion complaint dismissed.
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Doctors' groups prefer an approach that uses arbitration, where an independent arbitrator chooses the price.
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In the meantime, the arbitrator has passed down two decisions on emergency requests from Faraday Future.
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The arbitrator also ordered the plant owners to pay $58 million in legal fees to MHI.
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The arbitrator listens to the evidence and makes a decision, which is binding in most cases.
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Instead, your case is heard by an outside party, an arbitrator, who settles the dispute privately.
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After an initial positive test and pending suspension, an arbitrator ruled that Roberts was without fault.
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They dictate that students must instead go through a private arbitrator often chosen by the school.
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Katz was acting as a private arbitrator for Trump's claim of defamation against the beauty queen.
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It's also unclear who the arbitrator is, with neither the U.S. nor Russia playing that role.
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An arbitrator ruled last summer that his case against the league could proceed to a trial.
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Shira A. Scheindlin is an arbitrator and mediator and of counsel at the Stroock law firm.
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For certain large claims, doctors will be allowed to appeal to an outside arbitrator for reconsideration.
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Ms. Weiss's father was an employment lawyer, mediator and arbitrator in private practice in Los Angeles.
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Then you get thrown into forced arbitration where, oftentimes, the company picks your arbitrator for you.
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Handling these matters out of court means an arbitrator, not a judge and jury, decides a case.
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Watson was initially suspended for 27 games by the NHL, but an arbitrator reduced it to 18.
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Islamic law also provides for the presence of an arbitrator if there are problems during the process.
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However, Hoyt Wheeler, a labor arbitrator and professor emeritus at the University of South Carolina, told Bankrate.
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An arbitrator in Mumbai is due to make a ruling by June 16th, though appeals are expected.
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In effect, the Supreme Court is trying to act as an arbitrator in hopes of avoiding the
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In an arbitration, the case is heard by an arbitrator mutually agreed upon by the two sides.
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The Commission has named its arbitrator and the U.S. authorities now have 20 days to designate theirs.
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One option is to have an arbitrator determine how much the insurer pays the doctor or hospital.
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Olson added that the core issue of the fairness of an arbitrator resonates far beyond this case.
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That was a record award from a WTO arbitrator in the trade body's nearly quarter-century history.
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ACDAC and Avianca must appoint one arbitrator each and agree on a third or have one appointed.
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The win rate plummeted by more than half when companies had multiple cases before the same arbitrator.
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"The CFPB's own study shows consumers are better off taking their dispute to an arbitrator," argued Hong.
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Judgment upon the award rendered by an arbitrator may be entered in any court having jurisdiction. c.
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The department sought to remove her, but an arbitrator, citing her long tenure, imposed a fine instead.
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This clause requires customers to settle disputes with the issuer through an arbitrator rather than the courts.
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The arbitrator found that Tesla underpaid Balan by misclassifying her as an employee below her talent level.
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On Thursday, the arbitrator hearing Kaepernick's grievance dismissed the N.F.L.'s bid to throw out the case.
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" Among his last acting roles was as an arbitrator in a 2001 episode of "Star Trek: Voyager.
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If I can help in any way, I'm a very good mediator and a very good arbitrator.
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AIBA, he said, has asked an arbitrator in Switzerland to rule on the validity of that agreement.
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An arbitrator recently ruled that the Jaguars' off-season demands violated the N.F.L.'s collective bargaining agreement.
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James C. Oldham For the first time, a neutral arbitrator will hear an appeal of an N.H.L. suspension.
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Employees can end up paying an arbitrator several hundred dollars an hour just to have their case heard.
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On top of that, drivers can also bring claims to a neutral arbitrator that Uber must pay for.
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Arbitration proceedings began in the matter after an Indian court last May referred the dispute to an arbitrator.
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As part of that process, an independent arbitrator would resolve the dispute without going through the court system.
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The dispute over whether Evergrande wrongfully withheld the advance is still in front of the Hong Kong arbitrator.
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Cosby wants the arbitration thrown out and a new hearing with a different arbitrator to settle the dispute.
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"We need to be the broker and arbitrator between high flying billion dollar companies and cities," explains Jung.
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An arbitrator later ruled that the firing was "unjust," and Smith was reinstated as a columnist, in 2010.
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The rate of victory plummeted by more than half when companies had multiple cases before the same arbitrator.
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Of those demands, Uber had only paid the $1,500 arbitrator fee for six of the 47 appointed cases.
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If talks fail, the union will begin discovery and ultimately can present its case to an independent arbitrator.
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The case was heard before an arbitrator, a process dictated by state law and the teachers' union contract.
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Last week, an arbitrator for the N.F.L. ruled that Mr. Kaepernick's lawsuit on the matter could move forward.
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"It's a bit like the Wild West," says David Lichter, a Florida arbitrator for the American Arbitration Association.
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The arbitrator will weigh the evidence and arguments of both sides, perhaps conducting hearings, and make a decision.
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The N.F.L., which had asked the arbitrator to dismiss the case for lack of evidence, declined to comment.
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That means each party offers its competing resolutions to an arbitrator, who then picks one of the two.
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Most doctor and hospital groups would rather have both sides present their preferred price to an independent arbitrator.
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A calculated choice to abandon arbitration after getting adverse rulings from the arbitrator certainly looks like forum shopping.
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In arbitration, individuals settle complaints against businesses one at a time, with an independent arbitrator deciding the case.
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KBF says the contractual obligations it had with TCIDP have been sent to an independent government-appointed arbitrator.
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In 2019, an arbitrator moved to deny that motion and opened the door for this case to be taken back to the district court if the arbitrator finds surge pricing to be illegal, and for Uber to potentially lose control of its ability to set prices in the United States.
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Instead, disputes are settled by a neutral third party (an arbitrator) behind closed doors, commonly keeping the outcome secret.
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" At the hearing, the arbitrator would issue a final decision "on all issues needed to resolve a legal separation.
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As adorably bat-shit as this theory is, it doesn't stand up to the great arbitrator of truth: Google.
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"More importantly, the 'Commission on Presidential Debates' is not some long-established neutral arbitrator of presidential debates," he said.
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Jonan said that bringing the dispute to an arbitrator could hurt the relationship between the company and the government.
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The judge in the case is now deciding whether it should be placed in the hands of an arbitrator.
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You "agree" to instead have your grievances with the company settled by an arbitrator (typically chosen by the company).
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In 2015, the arbitrator, a retired judge, granted the women class certification, bringing the number of claimants to 69,000.
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The arbitrator ruled in favor of Wynn, saying Houston failed to provide evidence and meet the burden of proof.
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When players argue whether there was foul play or not, they need an independent arbitrator to settle the matter.
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An arbitrator later ordered the suspension shortened and allowed Sprewell to recoup the $17.3 million his contract guaranteed him.
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"He's a very active arbitrator, not passive at all," Barry Rona, the owners' chief labor negotiator, told Sports Inc.
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An added benefit: Just one FINRA-approved arbitrator hears the case instead of the more common three-person panel.
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Next month, a company-appointed arbitrator will hear arguments on whether surge pricing is in violation of antitrust law.
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Thompson was suspended immediately, but he had the option to appeal and have his case heard by a neutral arbitrator.
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" A Point72 spokeswoman said the firm is pleased an arbitrator will review the case, "as required by Ms. Bonner's agreement.
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Kroll said the officers want to return to patrol duty and their duty status is being determined by an arbitrator.
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Celebrity's attorneys alleged that the arbitrator was biased after successfully soliciting a donation to a favorite charity from Despot's attorneys.
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That case is going to trial after an arbitrator last month turned down the NFL's request to dismiss the grievance.
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Professor Klee serves clients as an expert witness, mediator, arbitrator, attorney, or consultant in his chapter 11 business reorganization practice.
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" At the hearing, the arbitrator will issue a final decision on "on all issues needed to resolve a legal separation.
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Its central purpose as the independent and somewhat bipartisan arbitrator in the American system of governance will be hollowed out.
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An arbitrator wrote that she was "unquestionably guilty of corporal punishment," yet let her go with a fine and training.
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In a blow to the N.F.L., an arbitrator ruled that the quarterback's collusion case could proceed to a full hearing.
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Instead, an arbitrator (often chosen by the company) reviews the case and then makes a ruling that cannot be appealed.
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His initial 50-game suspension was overturned after an arbitrator agreed with Braun's vigorous defense that blamed the specimen collector.
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Elliott, through the union, appealed that decision, and his case was heard by Henderson, a league-appointed arbitrator, this week.
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Trump and Cohen persuaded an arbitrator to hold Daniels to the non-disclosure agreement, apparently without any notice to her.
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Doctors and hospitals have been pushing for a rival approach that would let an outside arbitrator decide the payment amount.
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Several days after the letter was sent, an arbitrator ruled against the Trump company's request that its management be reinstated.
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Acosta asked for his claim to be consolidated with the Garcia and Cordova cases but the arbitrator refused the request.
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The rate of victory for employees plummeted by more than half when companies had multiple cases before the same arbitrator.
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If 18 deference means anything, it means that the arbitrator is entitled to 19 generous latitude in phrasing his conclusions.
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Rosenthal, who has started several businesses during his lifetime, worked for many years as a mediator and arbitrator in legal cases.
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In July, an arbitrator ruled that Coke can peddle the energy drink under the terms of its contract with Monster Beverage.
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SDC last year sued Align for violating a non-compete agreement, and an arbitrator ruled in SDC's favor earlier this month.
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The arbitrator declined the request — a decision that theoretically makes Faraday Future even less appetizing to any interested new investment firms.
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He is also a FINRA dispute resolution arbitrator and an adjunct professor of economics at Mercy College in Dobbs Ferry, NY.
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It is now being pursued again after charges were dismissed last month and will be overseen by an arbitrator, Vehr said.
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Instead, people are required to resolve the fights through a third-party arbitrator that's often chosen by the credit card company.
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Not only does the corporation that wrote the contract unilaterally set the terms of arbitration; often, it decides on the arbitrator.
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Players who test positive for performance-enhancing drugs can request tests on a second sample and also appeal to an arbitrator.
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The WTO arbitrator is due to decide how much of the $11.2 billion in tariffs proposed by Washington can be applied.
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The Flyers filed a grievance, and it was left to an arbitrator to decide which team would get the coveted prospect.
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His grievance will be heard by an arbitrator under the terms of the labor agreement between the union and the league.
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After Tesla moved to bring the case to a close, an arbitrator issued a preliminary ruling saying it merited fuller consideration.
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"Dontzin was able to negotiate an admission to 'reckless' conduct, without an admission to a (securities) fraud violation," the arbitrator wrote.
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When new video of Rice knocking out his fiancée was published, he suspended Rice indefinitely, a decision overturned by an arbitrator.
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I'm sure that every arbitrator working for CPR or AAA or JAMS truly believes that she is a neutral decision-maker.
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"Remember when you did all-nighters in college?" said Mr. McLaren, a law professor and sports arbitrator in his early 70s.
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The restraining order, which was granted by a private arbitrator, prevents Daniels from disclosing "confidential information" related to the nondisclosure agreement.
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An arbitrator concluded that Denson did breach her agreement, and she was ordered to pay just under $50,000 to the campaign (in October, the arbitrator entered a partial award in the campaign's favor, ordering Denson to pay $24,808 in damages, and then in December he ordered Denson to also pay $24,699 in legal fees and costs).
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The arbitrator disagreed, concluding there was sufficient evidence present in the former QB's legal docs to allow his case to go forward.
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She also argued that her lawyer never told her about the arbitration proceedings and she never got notice directly from the arbitrator.
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In forced arbitration, the employee and employer bring their issue to an arbitrator who will hear both sides and make a decision.
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Such language – often slipped into the fine print – forces residents to settle disputes privately with an arbitrator rather than through the courts.
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The language, often slipped into the fine print, forces residents to settle disputes privately with an arbitrator rather than through the courts.
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Brown, who was traded to Oakland in the offseason, reportedly had a two-hour conference call with an independent arbitrator on Friday.
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That argument failed with the arbitrator, who rejected the trustee's assertion of a conflict between the interests of Aletheia and its directors.
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Besides his professional credentials, Mr. McLaren is an appealing investigator and arbitrator to world sports organizations for another reason: He is Canadian.
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EDWARD J. GUTMAN Baltimore The writer, a mediator and arbitrator, is an adjunct professor at the University of Maryland School of Law.
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This would have allowed the players' lawyers to present their cases in something akin to a trial in front of the arbitrator.
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After that, they could appeal their firing to an arbitrator or a government appeals board, a process that typically took several months.
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Elliott, through the union, appealed that decision on Tuesday, and his case will be heard by Harold Henderson, a league-appointed arbitrator.
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"There should be a legislative framework whereby the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission can act as an arbitrator on disputes," Somes said.
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In 1970, management agreed to an independent arbitrator to settle future disputes with the union as Flood's suit moved through the courts.
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That offer "will not keep pace with inflation," said arbitrator Najeeb Khoury, who wrote an independent fact-finding report about the dispute.
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Often slipped into the fine print, the clauses force customers to settle disputes through a third-party arbitrator instead of the courts.
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And the agreement says any challenge of the validity or enforceability would itself be settled by an arbitrator and not a court.
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The arbitrator, Peter D. Lichtman, said that Fox pocketed tens of millions of dollars that should have gone to the "Bones" team.
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Before the 2018 season began, Kaepernick persuaded the arbitrator in his case to dismiss the league's attempts to throw out his grievance.
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Grammas said his union is representing Hendrex to help him get his job back, and the arbitrator has not yet reached a decision.
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The arbitrator relied solely on hearsay testimony from a Miss USA pageant employee who testified that BP withdrew its $5 million sponsorship fee.
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According to legal documents filed in the King County courthouse, both Letourneau and Fualaau agreed to respect the decision of the private arbitrator.
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"The ruling by this private arbitrator is categorically wrong on the merits and exceeded his arbitration powers," the company said in a statement.
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In the first one, the arbitrator decided to allow Faraday Future to seek up to $500 million in new funding unrelated to Evergrande.
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The arbitrator did allow Faraday Future to seek up to $500 million in new investment money, but it is subject to Evergrande's approval.
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" In docs obtained by TMZ Sports, the arbitrator explains, "Sarkisian must bear sole responsibility for having actively concealed from USC his claimed disabilities.
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And when she sent the case to arbitration, she included an order instructing the arbitrator to allow other employees to join the proceeding.
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And one of TransCanada's lawyers who believes in the merits of the case is a frequent ISDS arbitrator, so he would presumably know.
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But the arbitrator has asked SGX to refrain from offering new India equity derivatives until the final outcome, SGX said in a statement.
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An arbitrator awarded former Celebrity Cruises employee Slobodan Despot $10.3 million, Celebrity's attorneys said in a July 12 petition to cancel the award.
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An arbitrator so neither Facebook nor the Government should determine if that agenda the person published is at all intentionally factual or falsified.
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After several twists and turns in rulings by the N.F.L., an arbitrator and courts of law, the Patriots and Brady ended up losing.
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An arbitrator from the Court of Arbitration for Sport will make an initial ruling before the final decision goes to the I.O.C. panel.
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He sued Sony Pictures Entertainment in 2011, and an arbitrator eventually awarded him a fraction of what he had sought in the case.
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Trump lawyer Michael Cohen obtained a temporary restraining order against Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, from a private arbitrator on Feb.
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In the postseason, however, a different timetable is used, and under it, a suspension immediately takes effect unless an arbitrator grants a stay.
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It is possible, Grantham said, that the arbitrator, in allowing the case to go forward, is in fact nudging the N.F.L. to settle.
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Arbitration is an informal proceeding, in which an arbitrator, usually someone who works frequently with the same employer, decides on an employee's claim.
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An arbitrator in August ruled that his grievance alleging NFL owners colluded to keep him out of the league can go to trial.
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The arbitration language — often slipped into the fine print — forces residents to settle disputes privately with an arbitrator rather than through the courts.
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"The arbitrator at least arguably acted within the scope of the issues submitted to him, so his decision must be upheld," Colloton wrote.
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The Dallas Cowboys running back testified to that incident during his appeals hearing in front of an arbitrator in NYC on August 29th.
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After an arbitrator granted Rice's appeal of his suspension in February of that year, making him eligible to play in the NFL again, Vox's Amanda Taub wrote that the statement was a damning indictment of the NFL's approach to domestic violence: Moreover, the arbitrator found that the NFL knew about the second video, and had access to it, but did not watch it.
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If the arbitrator grants the request, the lawyers will then have to seek the subpoenas in a district court under the Federal Arbitration Act.
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However, Variety noted the two sides had a successful mediation over the weekend with Peter Lichtman, a retired judge who served as an arbitrator.
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An independent expert serving as an arbitrator on Thursday rejected Drillisch's request to retroactively reduce advance service prices under its deal with Telefonica Deutschland.
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The NHL announced Tuesday an arbitrator reduced that to 14 games, and Wilson returned to the top line alongside Alex Ovechkin and Evgeny Kuznetsov.
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The men's attorney, Stewart Cohen, said on the show that they were engaged in mediation with Starbucks, with a retired federal judge as arbitrator.
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Her husband Peter later claimed that he saw a photo of the arbitrator "cozied up" with the attorney for their employer at a party.
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Last week the company said it was victorious in the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre and an arbitrator decided Evergrande can't block funding sources.
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This year's election appears to break this violent trend so far as the Kenyan judiciary asserts itself as the final arbitrator of electoral disputes.
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The arbitrator said that an audit later conducted by the Education Department, which found that the courses met the department's guidelines, effectively exonerated her.
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It also said the arbitrator from the International Centre for Dispute Resolution issued a material adverse arbitration decision against its subsidiary, Lifewatch Services, Inc.
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An arbitrator appointed by the league and the players' union ruled last August that the complaint had enough grounds to proceed to a trial.
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But doctors and hospitals oppose that idea and are pushing a rival approach that would let an outside arbitrator decide the amount of payment.
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The final sum will be set by an arbitrator, and will be small in the broader context of the two countries' escalating trade war.
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In an 18-page ruling, arbitrator James Oldham wrote that he agreed with the N.H.L.'s decision to suspend Wideman for abusing an official.
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Walt De Treux, the state arbitrator in the tenure case, dismissed the "pretty green eyes" comment, ruling that the allegation was based on hearsay.
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The arbitrator ruled that Ms. Elvin should be immediately reinstated and that the department should pay her the wages and benefits she had lost.
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He and his companies paid the firm more than $11 million, and, according to arbitrator Antonacci, frequently acknowledged that the firm was owed more.
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Colin Kaepernick Is Not Going Away Despite a ruling from the arbitrator allowing the case to continue, the N.F.L. is not inclined to settle.
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The grievances by Brown, who is now a free agent, will be heard by an arbitrator appointed by the N.F.L. and the players association.
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Judy Sheindlin is the star of the Emmy-winning TV series, "Judge Judy," and the longest-serving arbitrator in a courtroom-themed broadcast program.
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After three long and tedious rounds of appeals, an outside arbitrator deemed that the surgery should be covered since it was an emergency situation.
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NBC News reported on Wednesday that Cohen was able to obtain a temporary restraining order against Daniels from a private arbitrator on Feb. 27.
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But a party can contest an arbitration judgment if it determines that an arbitrator has awarded damages that fall outside the agreed upon terms.
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And it's airing even though Trump's lawyer obtained a restraining order from an arbitrator that was meant to stop the interview from becoming public.
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Therefore, the former QB must have presented some hard evidence that moved the arbitrator to rule the case had enough merit to go to trial.
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A.J. Dhali, the lead attorney for the plaintiffs, told BuzzFeed News that the arbitration is ongoing, with a trial before an arbitrator scheduled for September.
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All of the arguments regarding a case are made either online or through phone calls with the mediator or arbitrator and the claimants and defendants.
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The saga took another strange twist this week when Cohen obtained a restraining order from an arbitrator prohibiting Daniels from speaking further about the matter.
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But, in August, Nissan gave India an ultimatum to appoint an arbitrator, the person said, adding the first arbitration hearing will be in mid-December.
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"Usually at the beginning of the arbitration, the institution or the arbitrator is obligated to disclose if there's any potential conflicts of interest," Artal said.
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A Yale arbitrator and hearing panel cleared Pogge of the sexual harassment charge, but years later, Lopez Aguilar hasn't given up her quest for justice.
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Another idea Democrats are discussing is to use an arbitrator to help set the price of a drug as part of Medicare negotiating the price.
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It was later forced by an arbitrator to pay $2.76 billion to Kraft, which by then had split with the payment going to Mondelez International.
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His father is a labor law mediator and arbitrator in Toronto and is also the author of "Why Dissent Matters" (McGill-Queen's University Press, 2017).
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The N.F.L. asked the arbitrator, Stephen B. Burbank, to determine whether the evidence unearthed by Kaepernick's lawyers was sufficient for the case to go forward.
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The arbitrator cited several instances of Dontzin reassuring Falcone that he didn't need to accept the SEC offer and could win the case at trial.
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N.H.L. Roundup Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson had his 20-game suspension reduced to 14 by a neutral arbitrator and was eligible to play immediately.
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HOYT N. WHEELERWEST COLUMBIA, S.C. The writer is a labor arbitrator, retired management professor and the author of "The Future of the American Labor Movement."
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The second was a fight between companies over whether their legal dispute should be heard by an Alabama court or an international arbitrator in Germany.
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Hajdu said a mediator-arbitrator will now be appointed and the most recent collective agreements will be extended till the parties reach a new agreement.
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After he was fired for allegedly sharing explicit photos of a female colleague, an arbitrator for the dancers' union ordered City Ballet to reinstate him.
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In one case from 2018 that Uber specifically pointed to, an arbitrator ruled that an Uber driver was not entitled to employee pay and benefits.
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One London-based lawyer says he knows of an instance in which a British arbitrator flew out to west Africa to deal with a commercial dispute.
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Oldham is a law professor at Georgetown and has served as a salary arbitrator for Major League Baseball and on an appeals panel for the N.F.L.
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Damage amounts determined by a federal or state court are also typically much larger than those awarded by an arbitrator, according to the Economic Policy Institute.
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The American Medical Association says there should be a process to resolve disputes, such as an independent arbitrator -- an option the committee considered but ultimately rejected.
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Ruling on the tuna dispute, a WTO arbitrator said earlier on Tuesday that Mexico can impose annual trade sanctions worth $163.23 million against the United States.
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The arbitrator, Paul Kehoe, ultimately awarded a smaller amount, $93,808, which he concluded was what the campaign "reasonably expended" to defend against one of Denson's cases.
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The IOC set up a panel of three executive board members to make the final call, taking into account the advice of an independent sports arbitrator.
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Under the proposal, the arbitrator would look at comparable services and what they pay for programming at "fair market value," which Schlichting said was too vague.
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The WTO arbitrator is due to decide as early as next week how much of the $11.2 billion in tariffs proposed by Washington can be applied.
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The St. George's settlement was reached through the mediation efforts of Paul Finn, a Boston-based lawyer and arbitrator with extensive experience in settling such cases.
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An arbitration agreement that instructed the arbitrator to discriminate against women would not be enforceable, for example, because it violates state and federal anti-discrimination law.
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AT&T will also promise to work out any contract disputes with cable and satellite companies through a third-party arbitrator, he is expected to argue.
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The league tried to have the cases thrown out, but in August 2018, an arbitrator said there was enough evidence to allow the grievances to proceed.
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The union could have appealed Manfred's decision, which, in the postseason, would have required an arbitrator to decide whether to issue a stay of the suspension.
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An arbitrator has been appointed to settle the dispute and both sides are negotiating dates for official proceedings, Vedanta executive Deshnee Naidoo told Reuters on Monday.
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Mr. Finlay resigned from the company; Mr. Ramasar and another dancer were fired, but an arbitrator later ruled that their dismissals were too harsh a punishment.
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The team has been struggling, and this week an arbitrator overturned millions of dollars in fines imposed by Coughlin, the executive vice president of football operations.
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Mr. Finlay resigned from the ballet; Mr. Ramasar and another dancer were fired, but an arbitrator later ruled that their dismissals were too harsh a punishment.
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The arbitrator&aposs decision and award is final and binding, with limited exceptions, and judgment on the award may be entered in any court with jurisdiction.
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However, in a copy of the restraining order given to CNN, the emergency arbitrator clearly states that it is an "interim order" that can be modified.
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Also, depending on where the case is heard, an employee might have a more gender and racially-diverse jury pool than they would have with an arbitrator.
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Trump is now arguing that an arbitrator, and not a judge, should decide whether Sims' challenge to the NDA's arbitration requirement should itself play out in arbitration.
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After partial victories for both sides, Washington and Brussels have both asked a WTO arbitrator to determine the level of countermeasures they can impose on one another.
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And in each three-member arbitration panel — after both parties to a dispute have selected an arbitrator — an international council member selects the president of the panel.
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On March 27, a US arbitrator ruled that the Trump Organization shouldn't have been evicted while arbitration was ongoing, though he did not reinstate the hotel's management.
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The campaign is pursuing a claim against her with a private arbitrator for breaching the agreement, according to a campaign official who asked not to be identified.
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" Fox plans to challenge the ruling in court, responding that "the ruling by this private arbitrator is categorically wrong on the merits and exceeded his arbitration powers.
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TO Chief Executive Officer Michael Pearson must pursue his claim that the drugmaker owes him more than 3 million shares with an arbitrator rather than in court.
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Private arbitration is no alternative to a day in court, because corporations effectively control the process, including the choice of the arbitrator and the rules of evidence.
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And because she rejected the trustee's argument that the arbitrator reached a clearly erroneous conclusion that O'Melveny wasn't conflicted, the public policy argument must fail as well.
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This body can provide both guidance and oversight, and serve as an arbitrator providing final rulings in the event of disputes among sharia boards of Islamic banks.
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Arbitration is a formal process for a buyer and a seller to resolve a price dispute by making their respective cases to an impartial, third-party arbitrator.
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Under the first kind of agreement, it said, the FAA authorizes courts to name a substitute arbitrator if the forum contemplated in the original agreement is unavailable.
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Or go to ISDS, which is an arbitration panel where you choose on arbitrator, Turnberry chooses one, and the two of you mutually agree upon a third?
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The University of California at Berkeley owes student workers $21 million in back pay, a third-party arbitrator ruled on Monday, teaching assistants at the university say.
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In late March, a U.S. arbitrator declined to reinstate the hotel's previous management despite ruling that the Trump team should not have been evicted from the property.
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This year, an arbitrator dismissed all the charges against Ms. Elvin, saying that the department itself had ruled in an audit that the courses met its guidelines.
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The "Bones" arbitrator has suggested Fox was self-dealing when it sold the show's digital rights to Hulu, potentially depriving the plaintiffs of millions in extra fees.
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In that sense, the potential monetary damages Reid could have won with a favorable ruling from the arbitrator were probably much less than Kaepernick could have won.
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In the coming months, Kaepernick's grievance accusing the league of colluding to keep him off a team will be ruled on by an arbitrator hearing the case.
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What's more, the arbitrator decided that Faraday Future "has a reasonable possibility of succeeding" in the case, according to Thursday's filing, which includes the entire emergency relief decision.
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The arbitrator had asked SGX to continue listing and trading SGX Nifty contracts beyond August, and barred it from offering its proposed new products until a final decision.
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The Miss Universe organization went to court to enforce the award, and Monnin argued that the arbitrator exceeded his power and showed a "manifest disregard" for the law.
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On Monday, Daniels and Avenatti filed their opposition to the arbitration request — arguing first that the court, and not an arbitrator, should resolve whether an agreement was formed.
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The remaining leadership is trying to keep the lights on until the arbitrator in Hong Kong decides whether Evergrande rightfully withheld the $700 million payment it agreed to.
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After months of collecting research, an arbitrator hired by the league and the Hired Players Association rejected the request, permitting the case to move to a full trial.
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Faraday Future asked the arbitrator to loosen Evergrande's grip on its IP and other assets, which were offered as collateral in order to secure the $2 billion investment.
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" For the record, FOX isn't taking the loss lightly telling TMZ ... "The ruling by this private arbitrator is categorically wrong on the merits and exceeded his arbitration powers.
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As you might suspect, given that Roger Goodell was permitted to name himself sole arbitrator of his own decision, the scope granted in this CBA is incredibly broad.
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His father is an emeritus professor of industrial labor relations at the State University of New York at Old Westbury, and a labor arbitrator for Teaneck Business Associates.
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He sought to convince the arbitrator that he should be able to maintain wearing the head gear that he was using as a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Kaepernick filed a grievance last year accusing NFL owners of colluding to keep him out of the league and an arbitrator ruled his case will go to trial.
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The former police officer had challenged his firing, but an arbitrator told the Associated Press that Loehmann had lost the challenge, which was confirmed by the police union.
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They believed Burruezo's promises to be impartial, and they didn't want to delay their case by going back to the drawing board and searching for a new arbitrator.
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But under the second kind of contract, in which the agreement specifies the arbitration forum, the FAA doesn't grant courts the authority to swap in a new arbitrator.
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And, belying City's allegation of an appearance of partiality, Monster said, the arbitrator disclosed that in the one Monster arbitration he previously handled, he ruled against the company.
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In the one case when a penalty of more than six games was imposed, Greg Hardy's 10-game suspension was reduced to four by a league-appointed arbitrator.
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A year on, the team and the former cheerleader continue to argue the case in front of an arbitrator, who will determine whether she is eligible for damages.
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Mr. Ramasar said he was being disciplined for "nonwork lawful activities between consenting adults," and the union challenged the firings, which were overturned by the arbitrator last month.
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The corrections department tried to fire Officer Thomas last summer, but under the union's collective bargaining agreement, an arbitrator, not the commissioner, has final say on disciplinary actions.
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On Monday, an arbitrator agreed upon by the UAW and the university ruled that Berkeley had intentionally avoided paying its student employees' benefits by hiring part-time workers.
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Now he will be part of a hearing in which he and the team will present salary figures to an arbitrator, who will pick one or the other.
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Kaepernick's case, though, was being heard by Stephen B. Burbank, the arbitrator who ruled in August that Kaepernick's lawyers had gathered enough evidence for the case to proceed.
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Cohen's lawyer, Lawrence Rosen, confirmed in a statement that Cohen obtained an order from an arbitrator prohibiting Clifford from disclosing confidential information covered by the non-disclosure agreement.
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Trump responded that Modi asked him two weeks ago whether he would like to be a "mediator or arbitrator," and said he'd follow up with the Indian prime minister.
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Rather than have their dispute heard by a trial by jury, an arbitrator—or a neutral third party—will hear both sides and make the decision behind closed doors.
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In seeking to restore the original ban, the NHL said Oldham ignored substantial evidence justifying it, and did not act as a "neutral discipline arbitrator" as the CBA required.
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Daniels could argue that the arbitration clause was mis-invoked because it appears that Essential Consultants and Cohen, but not Trump, got the arbitrator to issue a restraining order.
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In a filing late on Friday in Manhattan federal court, a lawyer for Lauren Bonner said the parties agreed to submit the case "in its entirety" to the arbitrator.
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On Thursday, arbitrator Stephen Burbank denied the league's request to dismiss the case, which means he found sufficient evidence for the case to continue and perhaps go to trial.
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The companies continued to trade blows in public, and Faraday Future was awarded some relief: a Hong Kong arbitrator decided in October that the startup could seek new funding.
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Faraday Future is also now asking the arbitrator to nullify a number of liens Evergrande has against the EV startup's assets, including a vice grip on its intellectual property.
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His 20-game suspension obviously complicates things, but assuming an arbitrator upholds the ban, he'll be eligible to return in mid-March and could still help a contender. 2.
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The other side is probably going to be just as silly, and the arbitrator isn't going to actually pick one over the other, so go ahead and get crazy.
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Before the deal was reached, Kaepernick's and Reid's complaint alleging violations of the league's collective bargaining agreement was headed to a full hearing before an arbitrator later this month.
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The arbitrator eventually concluded that when Waterstone designated the American Arbitration Association as an arbitration forum and agreed to abide by AAA rules, it had authorized a class proceeding.
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And if you're the publican, and you've been chatting with me and with Bill, then you're even better positioned to become a de facto arbitrator of notes—a bank.
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That opened the way for U.S. retaliatory trade sanctions, subject only to a decision by a WTO arbitrator about how big those sanctions should be, which is still pending.
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But the NHL said Oldham did not act as a "neutral discipline arbitrator" (NDA) in halving Wideman's ban, given the lack of "substantial evidence" that Bettman's decision was wrong.
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Instead, the clauses force consumers to resolve disputes on alleged abusive practices or unjustified fees, for example, through privately appointed individuals or an arbitrator -- often chosen by the company.
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However, an audit of the courses, conducted in October by the new administration at Dewey and Education Department officials, contradicted the investigation's findings, the arbitrator wrote in his ruling.
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In his decision, however, arbitrator Walt De Treux ruled that the district could not fire DeShan because he was not employed by the district when the conduct took place.
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Even so, an arbitrator with a conflict of interest is one of the few reasons why an arbitration case might wind up in court and vacated by a judge.
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"Allowing the commissioner or the commissioner's designee to hear challenges to the commissioner's decisions may present an actual or apparent conflict of interest for the arbitrator," the judges said.
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In 2015, an international arbitrator said Egypt should pay nearly $2 billion in compensation because of the halt in the gas supply, leading to tensions between the two neighbors.
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The Circuit Court agreed and said in its majority decision that the Players Association filed its lawsuit to have Elliott's suspension dissolved before an arbitrator could make his decision.
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"At the time the NFLPA filed the complaint, it was possible the arbitrator could have issued a final decision that was favorable to Elliott," the three-judge panel wrote.
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ISDA has offered to license its rights in the final price for credit derivatives on fair and reasonable terms, and is willing to use an arbitrator to resolve disagreements.
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Instead, the clauses force consumers to resolve disputes on alleged abusive practices or unjustified fees, for example, through privately appointed individuals or an arbitrator — often chosen by the company.
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The groom's mother, who retired after careers in nonprofit management and corporate human resources, is co-president of the White Plains Library Foundation and a volunteer mediator and arbitrator.
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The defects she was concerned about, like the "rat hole," were simply not a safety risk to the arbitrator, and Tesla's witnesses also denied that the defects were severe.
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An arbitrator ruled last month that Joseph DeShan can remain in the classroom, igniting a debate between parents determined to oust him and those who defend the longtime teacher.
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Ms. Elvin fought her termination, and, the following spring, an arbitrator dismissed all of the charges against her, saying that the Education Department had subsequently validated the disputed credits.
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During his investigation, arbitrator Nicholas Glass learned that there had been two incidents at the winery that resulted in thousands of liters of wine disappearing down a floor drain.
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Lori Smetanka, executive director of The National Consumer Voice for Quality Long-Term Care, said the clauses give facilities the power to set the terms and choose the arbitrator.
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"Uber was not, precisely speaking, in the business of providing rides, any more than a broker is in the business of providing property," wrote the arbitrator in his ruling.
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The suit was sent to private arbitration by a Delaware judge more than two months ago, but an arbitrator had not yet even been named as of last week.
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A University of Pennsylvania law professor and an expert in contract law, Burbank has worked as an arbitrator for the league since 2002 and has a reputation for independence.
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A Commission source said that the level of proposed U.S. countermeasures was "greatly exaggerated", adding the amount of retaliation could only be determined by a World Trade Organization arbitrator.
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It's all in new court docs, obtained by TMZ Sports ... which show Ronaldo wants his lawsuit with his rape accuser to move from federal court to a private, independent arbitrator.
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The case concerns a complicated and heavily litigated area of the law and is about who gets to decide if an issue should be arbitrated, a court or an arbitrator.
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Part of the evidence the arbitrator considered -- several NFL owners have been deposed in the case including Dallas Cowboys honcho Jerry Jones, Texans owner Bob McNair and Ravens Steve Bisciotti.
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An arbitrator who works for a private arbitration firm is the one who decides whether an employer broke the law and, if so, how much money to award the worker.
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This is also clearly intended more for parents with kids, who like to incorporate Alexa into family discussions and activities, as a third-party arbitrator of disputes, so to speak.
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Looking at arbitration clauses "as a gun to your head is ignoring the alternative," said Andrew de Lotbinière McDougall, a sports court arbitrator and partner at White & Case in Paris.
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For the three years after that, if the player and his team cannot agree on a contract, both sides submit proposed figures to an arbitrator, who chooses one of them.
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On Friday, neutral arbitrator James C. Oldham finally delivered his ruling on Wideman's appeal, cutting the 20-game ban that Gary Bettman had slapped on the Flames' defenceman in half.
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The Devils disagreed, and the case went to an arbitrator, who shocked the league by ruling in Van Ryn's favor and making the 20-year-old prospect a free agent.
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In a statement, Waymo said Uber's bid to have the civil case heard in private by an arbitrator, not a jury, was a "desperate" attempt to avoid the court's jurisdiction.
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Only after Ms. Scott and others, including the Russian whistle-blowers, insisted on the commission's independence, did WADA appoint an outsider, the esteemed sports arbitrator Richard McLaren, to lead it.
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By city protocol, the case will be reviewed by an independent arbitrator who will make the final decision whether to uphold or overturn the mayor's decision to terminate his employment.
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Kaepernick also filed a lawsuit against the league alleging collusion, and his case is going to trial after an arbitrator last month turned down the NFL's request to dismiss it.
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Ryanair said VC had rejected three German candidates it had suggested for arbitrator and that negotiations should take four to five weeks, not the five months proposed by the union.
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"Maybe it's time for the I.T.F. to outsource this and change the system so that an athlete could have more input into who they choose as the arbitrator," Greene said.
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Trump and Cohen plan to ask that Daniels' case be decided by a private arbitrator and to have her sanctioned for $20 million for violating the terms of the agreement.
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"He has a great sense of humor," said Judge Faith Hochberg, who formerly served on the district court in New Jersey, and now serves as an independent mediator and arbitrator.
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Thanks to collective bargaining laws, Kaepernick's request for a subpoena outside of the scope of his contract with the NFL must also be allowed by an arbitrator in the case.
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Instead, workers subject to forced arbitration agreements are legally obligated to settle cases with a third-party private arbitrator, in a shadowy process designed by employers and stacked against victims.
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Why it matters: The denial of the NFL's request means that the system arbitrator handling Kaepernick's complaint believes the former quarterback has some sort of substantial evidence proving his claims.
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An arbitrator overseeing the cases last week dismissed the N.F.L.'s bid to throw out Kaepernick's case, which sets the stage for a trial-like hearing in the coming months.
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The renewed tension reached a head last month when a state arbitrator decided that Mr. DeShan could not be fired, overruling efforts by the school board to end his tenure.
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On Tuesday, a league-appointed arbitrator upheld the penalty, but Elliott will play on Sunday when the Cowboys face the Giants because the ruling occurred too late in the week.
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The union also asserts that the appeal process is invalid because the arbitrator, Harold Henderson, denied a request to have testimony from the woman whom Elliott was accused of assaulting.
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The private process tends to be faster and cheaper for both sides, and companies often agree to pay the arbitrator's fee, said UCLA Law School professor and arbitrator Jeffrey Dasteel.
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The disclosure came after an arbitrator banned Alberto Salazar, a Nike-backed running coach, and Jeffrey S. Brown, one of the company's doctors, from track and field for four years.
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A WTO panel ruled in favor of the U.S. in 2011, and an arbitrator on Wednesday authorized Trump to respond with $7.5 billion in tariffs on European goods as retribution.
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Instead, she must submit any claims against the company to a "neutral" private arbitrator, who, conveniently, will be hired by Fox News, which, of course, is headed by Mr. Ailes.
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A drug wholesaler must submit its claims that Johnson & Johnson is illegally suppressing competition for its rheumatoid arthritis treatment Remicade to an arbitrator, a federal appeals court held on Friday.
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An arbitrator who works for a private arbitration firm is the one who decides whether an employer broke the law, and if so, how much money to award the worker.
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Ezekiel Elliott's date with the arbitrator is here -- the Dallas Cowboys running back is set to appear at NFL headquarters in NYC Tuesday to appeal his 6 game domestic violence suspension.
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"Because it is at least arguable that the arbitrator applied the standard of review bargained for in the CBA, the award must be confirmed," Nathan wrote in a 27-page decision.
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The arbitrator ruled that the ticket was part of the couple's marital assets and awarded $15 million to the wife and divided the rest of their assets, according to the opinion.
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In order to open accounts, customers must agree that they will take any future dispute to an independent arbitrator, often selected by the company, instead of joining a class-action lawsuit.
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Jia tried to get the board of directors to approve an advance of $700 million, and when Evergrande said no, the CEO took the case to an arbitrator in Hong Kong.
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The company typically settles between 10 percent and 20 percent of its claims without the need to go to an arbitrator (basically a judge who will settle disputes after hearing evidence).
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A hearing took place on August 30th in which a judge sided with Mr Kalanick, ordering that the dispute be resolved by an arbitrator, out of court, at least for now.
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As early as next week, the WTO arbitrator is expected to decide how much of the $11.2 billion of tariffs threatened by the Trump administration on the EU can be applied.
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A European Commission source said on Tuesday the level of proposed U.S. countermeasures was "greatly exaggerated", adding the amount of retaliation could only be determined by a World Trade Organization arbitrator.
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In fact, the arbitrator came down hard on the network for out-and-out lying and covering up financial details of the deal ... hammering them with $128 million in punitive damages.
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The district responded at that time with a three-week "administrative suspension" of DeShan, but after finding no more concerns then, it allowed DeShan back into the classroom, the arbitrator noted.
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The trustee's lawyers told Judge Snyder that the firms' refusal to hire Feess' son could only have exacerbated any bias because the arbitrator would hold the firms' actions against the trustee.
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On Tuesday, an arbitrator for the International Chamber of Commerce upheld the building owners' claim to the space, ruling that the Trump team did not meet the standard for regaining control.
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A grievance filed by the NFL Players Association on Reid's behalf after his visit with the Bengals this spring was denied by arbitrator Shyam Das on Monday, the NFLPA announced Tuesday.
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Pelosi's office is working on a different mechanism for negotiating drug prices, one that would use an arbitrator to set a price if the company and Medicare cannot reach an agreement.
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Justices insisted those laws violated workers' free agreements to work for less money and less security — like the agreements in Epic Systems to take wage-theft complaints to a private arbitrator.
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Under baseball's domestic violence policy, Commissioner Rob Manfred has discretion to discipline individuals regardless of the filing or outcome of criminal charges, although any penalties can be challenged through an arbitrator.
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The court (or, in the event, the arbitrator, who also should apply contract law) would then calculate the actual damages from Daniels' breach, ignoring the outlandish penalty Trump hoped to impose.
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The tariffs on crucial European exports follow a Wednesday decision by a World Trade Organization (WTO) arbitrator to allow the U.S. to impose tariffs on up $22019 billion in European goods.
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The tariffs on crucial European exports follow a Wednesday decision by a World Trade Organization (WTO) arbitrator to allow the U.S. to impose tariffs on up $2202 billion in European goods.
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By offering to become an arbitrator for peace talks and calling for de-escalation, Russia is hoping to build credibility as a conflict mediator and global voice for good, Baker explained.
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Sponsor agrees to pay the administrative and arbitrator&aposs fees in order to conduct the arbitration (but specifically excluding any travel or other costs of entrant to attend the arbitration hearing).
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Dallas Cowboys (4-3) — If Ezekiel Elliott's arbitrator is based in Texas and has him in fantasy football, sure, maybe he plays the whole season and the Cowboys can do it.
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The 1st document, filed in federal court in Texas, the NFL asks the judge to reject the NFLPA's request to throw out whatever punishment the arbitrator hands out to the Cowboys star.
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That prompted an arbitrator to order the city to pay overtime to officers who would lose out on vacation time, according to a copy of the ruling posted at news website Cleveland.com.
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The case between Faraday Future and Evergrande is still in front of the arbitrator, but in the meantime, the startup filed two different requests for emergency relief over the last two months.
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An arbitrator responsible for dividing between victims the $227 million personal injury settlement reached in February assigned 55-year-old Mariya Plekan the biggest piece of the sum, attorney Andrew Stern said.
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NFL-appointed arbitrator, Harold Henderson, handed down the verdict ... after hearing Elliott's case from a team led by Jeffrey Kessler -- the lawyer who's repped the NFLPA on several landmark appeals including DeflateGate.
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Writing for the majority, U.S. Circuit Judge Barrington Parker said that under the players' collective bargaining agreement, Goodell had "especially broad" authority as an arbitrator to decide whether to confirm Brady's suspension.
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The announcement from a WTO arbitrator centers on a case with origins long before the current trade standoff: a Chinese complaint filed nearly six years ago seeking over $7 billion in retaliation.
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When Aletheia's trustee raised the issue of potential bias with Feess, both Gibson and O'Melveny told the arbitrator that they would refrain from hiring his son out of an abundance of caution.
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An arbitrator for New Jersey's state Department of Education has ruled that a school district cannot fire a teacher found to have impregnated a 16-year-old when he was a priest.
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There's one big exception: If one party can show that the arbitrator may have been biased, such as by having an undisclosed relationship with the other party, the rulings can be overturned.
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Just a month ago, after the firing was challenged by the dancers' union, an arbitrator, ruling that the dismissal had been a disciplinary step too far, ordered City Ballet to reinstate him.
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The N.F.L. players' union is suing the league on behalf of Ezekiel Elliott, seeking to vacate the upcoming ruling of an arbitrator over Elliott's six-game suspension in a domestic violence case.
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That approach gives individual communities more control over their experience and if adopted by Twitter would mean the company wouldn't be the sole arbitrator of what can and can't be seen online.
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After an arbitrator ruled against the team for fining players for missing offseason medical appointments on Monday, the NFLPA warned players about signing in Jacksonville, noting these types of complaints are common.
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More than 22019 out of 4 voters in the swing states agreed that an arbitrator should settle billing disputes between insurers and doctors and that patients should be left out of it.
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The N.F.L. has successfully argued that disputes between players and the league are governed by the collective bargaining agreement, not the courts, and that an arbitrator, not a judge, should settle them.
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According to Yahoo, Kaepernick's legal team will have to convince the system arbitrator overseeing the grievance case that Trump, Pence and others' testimony would be relevant and make an impact on the case.
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"We fought Roger Goodell's suspension of Tom Brady because we know he did not serve as a fair arbitrator and that players' rights were violated under our collective bargaining agreement," the NFLPA said.
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Under federal law, the courts can only intervene in cases where an arbitrator was clearly corrupt or biased, or if an award represented "manifest disregard" of the law, which is a high bar.
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In some cases, consumers or employees may want the privacy that arbitration affords, she said, and having an arbitrator with industry or technical expertise can be more efficient than going before a judge.
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Faraday Future started missing payments to suppliers, and decided to raise the case in front of an arbitrator in Hong Kong (where Evergrande Health, the subsidiary that technically made the investment, is located).
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As we've noted in past stories about arbitration — which is also widely used by technology companies to keep disgruntled employees from publicly airing allegations of wrongdoing — the determinations of an arbitrator are binding.
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Arbitration means two parties to an agreement give up a right they would otherwise have to go to court to resolve their disputes, opting for a private, streamlined proceeding before a neutral arbitrator.
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Trump has pitched himself as a "mediator, an arbitrator or a facilitator" to help both sides to reach a lasting peace settlement and has resisted laying out specific conditions for a peace deal.
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Uber had argued that an arbitrator, not a jury, should decide the merits of Waymo's February lawsuit alleging that a key engineer had stolen trade secrets from Waymo and brought them to Uber.
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The operative word in that sentence is "trying" -- we're told the arbitrator has a lot of material to comb through and wants to be thorough ... he doesn't want to rush out a decision.
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One of the arbitrators on the list, for instance, disclosed that she was serving as an arbitrator on several cases involving Cigna's law firm Littler Mendelson, according to documents seen by Business Insider.
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While Tillerson has sought to play the arbitrator, President Donald Trump has offered contradicting positions on the issue, at times backing the Saudi position and at other times projecting a more impartial tone.
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"Hopefully, disputes will never be an issue, but in the case of one, this allows a third-party arbitrator to help us resolve them," Oath says in a summary page explaining the move.
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Settling a grievance through arbitration, rather than the US legal system, is likely to produce a worse outcome for the employee because the cruise line picks and pays for the arbitrator, Walker said.
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The arbitrator, Alan Berg, wrote in his decision that Mr. Blake "appears to lack the energy and enthusiasm necessary to be a truly good teacher," but imposed a fine rather than firing him.
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The Assembly's plan requires a neutral arbitrator, while the governor and Senate Republicans want to create an investigative arm within the Joint Commission on Public Ethics, despite critiques that the body lacks independence.
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Instead, in the event of a disagreement or "claim", an arbitrator will review the case and make a ruling without ever getting the courts involved or you being able to make your case.
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It said it could immediately impose increased duties on the products included in the initial list, if the WTO arbitrator issued a decision before the public comment period ended on the supplemental list.
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Philippe Sands, an arbitrator and author who is also a law professor at London University, has been among the few outspoken critics of moonlighting, saying judges should surrender their fees to the court.
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Under Article 17 of the labor agreement between the N.F.L. and the players, all cases of collusion are heard by an independent arbitrator appointed by agreement of the N.F.L. and the players' union.
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Then, Mr. Schwartz joined forces with Mr. Komanoff and Mr. Matthiessen, both of whom had been hired earlier by Theodore W. Kheel, a prominent lawyer and labor arbitrator, to work on the issue.
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Kaepernick achieves an important win in his grievance against the N.F.L. An arbitrator, Stephen B. Burbank, says lawyers for Kaepernick had unearthed enough information for the case to proceed to a full hearing.
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In his 66-page ruling, the arbitrator accused several Fox senior executives — including the 21st Century Fox president Peter Rice and the Fox Television Group co-chief executive Dana Walden — of perjuring themselves.
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Last year, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was heavily criticized for his comments on defensive end Greg Hardy, whose ten-game suspension for domestic violence was reduced to four games by an arbitrator.
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One will serve individuals and families, one will serve businesses, and one will be an independent and impartial arbitrator – in essence, a small claims court – to help Americans resolve tax disputes quickly and effectively.
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GENEVA, April 25 (Reuters) - Mexico can impose annual trade sanctions worth $163.23 million against the United States after winning a dispute over trade in tuna fish, a World Trade Organization arbitrator ruled on Tuesday.
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Denson did not participate, except to alert the arbitrator in September about the pending state court case and Bluth's decision in August, according to the arbitrator's account of the case in his October order.
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Judge Leon may push the parties to work out a settlement that would let the merger proceed with the promise of assigning a third-party arbitrator to resolve business disputes over Time Warner content.
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But that recent bump in punishment also contained a provision for a reduced suspension if an arbitrator finds that the positive test was the result of the player's "inadvertent use" of a banned substance.
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Instead, Trump has pitched himself as a "mediator, an arbitrator or a facilitator" to help both sides to reach a lasting peace settlement and has resisted stating must-have aspects of such a deal.
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The proposed legislation tackles a worrying norm in which companies, including throughout tech, mandate that employees air any grievances before a private, third-party arbitrator who is typically paid for by the company itself.
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An arbitrator ruled that Kathleen Elvin, the former principal of John Dewey High School, should be reinstated after she was accused of improperly giving students credit for courses in which they received no instruction.
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But just a few weeks before, on June 22, 2018, Cigna filed a motion for summary judgment, asking the arbitrator to rule in the company's favor immediately, according to documents seen by Business Insider.
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The Senate Health Committee bill essentially sets the rate that the insurer will pay the doctor, whereas doctors and hospitals support a competing idea that would allow an outside arbitrator to set the price.
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The bill introduced Thursday would use an outside arbitrator as a back-up to help set the price that insurers must pay medical providers, after the legislation takes the patient out of the middle.
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Arbitration agreements like Chase's require consumers and employees to go before an arbitrator or a panel of arbitrators, who may even be hired by the company, to decide the final outcome of your dispute.
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If an arbitrator decided that a boss did illegally harass an employee, that boss could theoretically continue to harass women in the same company, or at another job, without his behavior coming to light.
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The case that named Gary as a defendant, and a second case brought by the women's rights lawyer Gloria Allred on behalf of five other cheerleaders, are now both being overseen by an arbitrator.
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Workers subject to forced arbitration are required to deal with sexual harassment, discrimination, and wage theft cases through settlements outside the courts — a secretive process where the arbitrator may be paid by the employer.
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Kaepernick accused the N.F.L. of colluding to keep him off the field because of his activism, and he scored a victory when an arbitrator let his case advance in a ruling disclosed last week.
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The judge declined to dismiss the complaint, instead sending it to an arbitrator to decide whether the full case should be handled in arbitration or moved partly back to court at a later date.
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For such merchants, arbitration is often preferred to litigation because it can be quicker, less expensive, and because merchants can choose an arbitrator who is more familiar with their industry than a typical judge.
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That's right: Six weeks after persuading a federal judge that its arbitration clause requires threshold issues to be decided by an arbitrator, FanDuel is asking a different court to decide a threshold arbitrability issue.
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A third-party arbitrator released a report on Saturday suggesting that the union and Chicago Public Schools reconsider a contract proposal that was made in January and turned down by the union in February.
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Mr. Nicolau was named baseball's independent arbitrator in 21948, replacing Thomas T. Roberts, whom owners had fired as he was hearing the first collusion case between them and the Major League Baseball Players Association.
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"The NFLPA claims that it is likely to succeed in its claim that the underlying proceeding was 'fundamentally unfair' in light of certain procedural and evidentiary rulings by the Arbitrator," the NFL's motion reads.
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" He said he considered himself "an arbitrator" for Republican factions warring over the bill, and, asked whether the measure was the best his party could offer, said, "I think we're going to have negotiation.
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Reversing a lower court ruling, the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Paul, Minnesota, said league-appointed arbitrator Harold Henderson acted within his authority in upholding sanctions imposed by Commissioner Roger Goodell.
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An arbitrator officially recognized that a majority of the workers at cafeterias across Silicon Valley voted "yes" to union representation on November 23 of this year, according to a union flyer that Recode reviewed.
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The case seemed headed to a ruling this spring by an arbitrator, until the abrupt statement on Friday that left the sports world guessing on whether the league paid the players and how much.
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A private arbitrator ruled this month that Fox must pay the extraordinary sum of $178.7 million to former producers and stars of the procedural crime television series "Bones" in a dispute over profit participation.
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An Indian court last May referred the dispute to an arbitrator, asking SGX to continue listing and trading SGX Nifty contracts beyond August while barring it from offering proposed new products until a final decision.
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Faraday Future was seeking this specific relief from the arbitrator because the company believed it would enhance the chances of receiving a lifeline from a new investor, according to the person familiar with the matter.
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Still, there's likely some subtle -- even unconscious -- gravitational pull for a private arbitration company toward a corporate defendant who represents repeat business -- as opposed to an individual plaintiff that the arbitrator will never see again.
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February 27, 2018: As it became clear that Daniels was going to go public soon, Cohen obtained, on behalf of Essential Consultants, a temporary restraining order via an arbitrator, retired Judge Jacqueline Connor, in California.
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While the main case is still ongoing, Faraday Future was allowed by the arbitrator to seek outside funding of up to $500 million, and Evergrande was ordered to pay some of the startup's legal fees.
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But more broadly, the appeals court agreed with Waterstone that it's up to a federal district court judge – not the arbitrator – to decide whether the class waiver in its arbitration agreement with employees is enforceable.
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U.S. District Judge Analisa Torres in Manhattan said Lauren Bonner's employment agreement "clearly and unmistakably" calls for an arbitrator to decide whether her claims should be arbitrated, requiring that Bonner's lawsuit be put on hold.
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"There is no change to our stance that we strongly urge South Korea to take appropriate and timely steps to comply with international law, and accept an arbitrator in accordance with the treaty," he said.
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The NFL Player's Association has said the arbitrator overseeing Ezekiel Elliott's appeal of his 6-game suspension was trying to issue his decision by end of business day on Tuesday -- but so far, nothing yet.
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MUMBAI, May 29 (Reuters) - The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has postponed the launch of a set of India derivatives products after an Indian court on Tuesday referred a dispute around the proposed offerings to an arbitrator.
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Sweden's Foreign Ministry described the meetings as "constructive"; South Korea's Yonhap painted the talks under a similar light, noting the role of its special representative Lee Do-hoon as the "arbitrator" between Choe and Biegun.
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At this point, it has little to do with the air pressure in footballs and everything to do with whether Commissioner Roger Goodell of the N.F.L. overstepped his role as arbitrator when players appeal penalties.
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"We fought Roger Goodell's suspension of Tom Brady because we know he did not serve as a fair arbitrator and that players' rights were violated under our collective bargaining agreement," it said in a statement.
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Years from now, only legal historians will remember that at its core, Brady's case was a serious matter about the powers and independence of an arbitrator, an issue that has broad ramifications for employees everywhere.
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Earlier this year, a World Trade Organization (WTO) arbitrator ruled in Mexico's favor, saying that the imposition of the United States' "dolphin friendly" labeling requirements for tuna put Mexico's fishing industry at an unfair disadvantage.
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She wrote that she planned to spend the bulk of her time working as an arbitrator and mediator, doing public interest work and becoming of counsel to a law firm, which she did not identify.
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Chin said that although the destruction of Brady's cellphone was discovered after the original suspension was handed down, it could conceivably be considered by an arbitrator when deciding whether to uphold or overturn that suspension.
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"It pushes disputes into a secretive process where the arbitrator has an incentive to rule for the party paying it," said Lauren Saunders, associate director at the National Consumer Law Center, a consumer justice organization.
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" City Ballet said in a statement that the arbitrator had ruled that while the company was "justified in disciplining the two men, suspension was the appropriate punishment for their actions and termination was too severe.
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To the dismay of some women in the company, he won his job back with help of their very own union, which persuaded an arbitrator that Mr. Ramasar's firing had been too severe a punishment.
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The ruling by the arbitrator, Shyam Das, allowed Wilson, 24, to return to the lineup Tuesday night at Minnesota, and he will recoup $378,2 of the $1.26 million he forfeited as part of the suspension.
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Jeffrey Kessler, a lawyer for Elliott, told the judge near the end of a nearly two-and-a-half-hour hearing in federal court that Elliott's suspension had been sustained by the arbitrator Harold Henderson.
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It accuses the N.F.L.'s appeal process of being "fundamentally unfair" because the arbitrator, Harold Henderson, denied attempts by Elliott's lawyers to have his ex-girlfriend testify at a hearing that wrapped up earlier Thursday.
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AAA set a May 31 deadline for Postmates to pay the fees to launch its couriers' cases, informing Postmates that its concerns about the filings could be resolved by the arbitrator once the cases began.
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Democrats see Acosta as the lesser of two evils when compared to Puzder, but they've also raised concerns about Acosta's ability to remain independent from the president and be a neutral arbitrator on labor issues.
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George Nicolau, a prominent arbitrator who determined that Major League Baseball teams colluded in the 1980s to restrict bidding for free agents, leading club owners to pay players $280 million in damages, died on Jan.
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The poll also comes after an arbitrator ruled that former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who led the way in the kneeling protests, will have his collusion accusation against the NFL heard in court.
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Instead of going to federal court, arbitration agreements require you to go before an arbitrator or a panel of arbitrators, who may even be hired by the company, to decide the final outcome of your dispute.
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But the arbitrator who heard their cases ordered that they receive back pay for the period between their suspensions and the date of the opinions in August 2015, ruling that the men had been suspended improperly.
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Arbitrator Michael Russell has given Conn's 30 days from March 25 to cough up the hefty $459,000 award, which amounted to the maximum $1,500 per call to Davis' phone after she revoked consent to be contacted.
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Arbitrations are private, alternative dispute resolutions that are heard by an impartial arbitrator who reviews the evidence in the case and imposes a decision that is legally binding on both sides and enforceable in the courts.
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The NFL Player's Association had filed the lawsuit on behalf of Elliott, claiming the Dallas Cowboys star did not get a fair hearing in front of the arbitrator in his appeal of the domestic violence punishment.
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" The arbitrator added: "The fact that some parents now demand his removal from the classroom does not give the [school board] a second opportunity to revisit pre-employment conduct of which it has been long aware.
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The government and opposition remain more divided than ever: a visit from a UN arbitrator in April failed to revive all-party talks, because the opposition insists on the release of political prisoners as a precondition.
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A U.S. appeals court has ruled that a union representing restaurant workers at a Las Vegas casino can pursue a claim over unpaid benefits without an arbitrator first deciding if the case is subject to arbitration.
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"Given Proctor's own representations that any relief would flow to Proctor, rather than Aletheia, the arbitrator did not reach any conclusions that demonstrate an error of law, let alone manifest disregard of the law," she wrote.
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Mr. McLaren is a longtime global sports arbitrator who decided several precedent-setting cases that probably figured into the deliberations that led to Thursday's decision, made by three arbitrators, from Britain, Italy and the United States.
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An arbitrator at market regulator Consob has ruled that investors in four small banks that were taken over by UBI Banca and BPER Banca last year can seek compensation from the two buyers, several papers reported.
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But the rapper argued in his court petition obtained by the Times that he was "confronted with a stark reality" while he was looking at the list — he could not identify a single African-American arbitrator.
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Of 3,945 employment cases decided by arbitrators from one of the nation's biggest arbitration firms, plaintiffs won about 31 percent of them when employers had only one case before the arbitrator, according to Mr. Colvin's study.
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In a trio of cases involving wage and hour disputes, the court grappled with whether employment contracts with clauses that force workers to settle disputes individually with an arbitrator violate the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA).
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As Greene, the sports lawyer, and Richard Ings, a former Australian antidoping official, pointed out, the Court of Arbitration for Sport and other tribunals allow athletes to select an arbitrator from a list of qualified candidates.
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The NHL had sued to revive the longer suspension on June 8, contending that the arbitrator reviewing the matter under the league's collective bargaining agreement was not "neutral," and ignored substantial evidence justifying the original ban.
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Meanwhile, customers hoping to sue Wells Fargo & Co over the opening of bogus accounts in their names have found that the fine print meant they agreed to take claims to an arbitrator instead of a courtroom.
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In a statement emailed to The Associated Press by a league spokesman Saturday morning, the association said it "strongly disagrees" with the decision by an independent arbitrator to reduce Wideman's suspension from 20 games to 10.
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Rather, Officer Timothy Loehmann was fired in May 2017 for lying on his 2013 job application, and an arbitrator found Wednesday that's reason enough to keep him out of the Cleveland Police Department, according to Cleveland.com.
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Under the Federal Arbitration Act, courts may vacate arbitration decisions in only limited circumstances, typically if an arbitrator exceeds his authority or manifestly disregards the law, U.S. District Judge Valerie Caproni said in a decision on Tuesday.
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" The agreement is explicit that Trump is entitled to "immediately obtain, either from the Arbitrator and/or from any other court of competent jurisdiction, an ex parte issuance of a restraining order … without advance notice to [Daniels].
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This set off a public back and forth between the two sides, which resulted in the conflict being brought to an arbitrator in Hong Kong (where Evergrande Health, the subsidiary that technically made the investment, is located).
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The EU has published its own preliminary list of U.S. goods in a $20 billion tit-for-tat plan for retaliatory levies over subsidies to Boeing, though the WTO arbitrator would rule on these several months later.
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The arbitrator John Mills — who was granted the ability to make some decisions in the case by the couple — determined that Dick's lottery winnings were "part of the marital estate" and likely not his first purchased ticket.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The National Hockey League on Wednesday filed a lawsuit against its players union, seeking to restore a 20-game suspension against Calgary Flames defenseman Dennis Wideman that a "neutral" arbitrator later cut in half.
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A respected lawyer from London, Ontario, he has spent much of the last 15 years focused on ethics in sport as an arbitrator in five Olympic Games and through his involvement in many sports inquiries and disputes.
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Settling a grievance through arbitration, rather than the US legal system, is likely to produce a worse outcome for the employee because the cruise line picks and pays for the arbitrator, the maritime lawyer Jim Walker said.
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Because companies choose which arbitrator hears the dispute, arbitrators have a powerful financial incentive to keep companies happy and keep the paychecks flowing—often at the expense of a worker denied overtime or harassed on the job.
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And even if they did have the money, these workers are required to rely on a third-party arbitrator, which while theoretically neutral, in practice is often tight with the employers or corporate bosses workers are fighting.
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The National Football League's request to dismiss Colin Kaepernick's complaint against the NFL claiming that owners have agreed to keep Kaepernick, a free agent, out of the league has been denied by an arbitrator, Kaepernick's attorney tweeted.
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So had Manfred chosen to suspend Gurriel for Game 4 and had the union decided to appeal, the Series would have had to deal with a major distraction — namely, which way the arbitrator was going to rule.
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In doing so, he asked the NFL's arbitrator to determine if two or more teams, or NFL leadership in partnership with at least one team, worked together to keep him off the field because of his protest.
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Still, this week, a league-appointed arbitrator upheld the suspension, but because of a technicality related to the timing of the ruling Elliott was cleared to play in the team's season-opening game Sunday against the Giants.
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On Thursday, Kaepernick won a victory in his grievance against the league when an arbitrator let his case, in which he accuses the league of conspiring to keep him off the field because of his activism, advance.
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The bride's father, a retired lieutenant commander in the United States Navy Reserve who served during the Korean War, is now an arbitrator for the American Arbitration Association and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority in Los Angeles.
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According to The Hill's Jordain Carney, GOP senators believe such a move would go against how Roberts views his role in the trial: As ceremonial arbitrator, unlikely to insert himself in a political brawl of this magnitude.
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And even though the NSE's existing license has been prolonged for now, investors are unlikely to wait until the last moment before scrambling for alternatives in the scenario the arbitrator rules in the Indian stock exchange's favor.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Jay-Z on Wednesday sued to halt his private arbitration with clothing company Iconix Brand Group Inc, saying the company's inability to find an African-American arbitrator to hear the trademark dispute was unfair.
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The surprise billing legislation in the recent deal would set a default payment to doctors for situations in which they were not in an insurance network, with the ability to appeal larger bills to an independent arbitrator.
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But Jay-Z, whose real name is Shawn Carter, encountered a problem when he began the process of choosing an arbitrator from a list of more than 200 with the American Arbitration Association (AAA) to hear the dispute.
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The concern for many TPP critics is that a foreign investor may claim that, for instance, the U.S. minimum wage constitutes a seizure of profits, and an arbitrator with corporate sympathies may then rule against the U.S. government.
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In their decision, the judges did not consider the underlying facts of the case, including the science of football deflation, but instead looked solely at whether Goodell, as arbitrator, acted in the spirit of the collective bargaining agreement.
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Contracts for financial products like credit cards and bank accounts often include language in the fine print that forces consumers to settle disputes privately an arbitrator that's often chosen by the company rather than through the court system.
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While employment attorneys often try steering clients away from arbitrators, given that they tend to favor businesses, both Kalanick and Benchmark are major and longstanding stakeholders in Uber, meaning it isn't clear which way an arbitrator might rule.
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Last August, Kaepernick lawyer Geragos announced that an arbitrator denied the NFL's efforts to end the collusion grievance in its preliminary stage, giving Kaepernick a chance to officially make the case that he was blackballed by the NFL.
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"It would be wise for the Commission to pay a little more attention to its credibility," said Dijsselbloem, adding that member states needed an "objective arbitrator" who upholds the budget rules manifested in the Stability and Growth Pact.
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Contracts for financial products like credit cards and bank accounts often include language in the fine print that forces consumers to settle disputes privately through an arbitrator that's often chosen by the company rather than the court system.
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A U.S. appeals court on Monday said an arbitrator exceeded his authority by "dispensing his own brand of industrial justice" when he ruled that a Pennsylvania hospital could not deny a unionized employee's request to take vacation days.
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A longtime fan of the Detroit Tigers, he brought an extensive background as a labor lawyer and an arbitrator for the National Basketball Association and its union as well as in other fields, like aviation, communications and entertainment.
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In an early case as the N.B.A. arbitrator, Mr. Nicolau ruled in 1980 that Bernard King, then playing for the Utah Jazz, could not be suspended without pay after he was arrested on charges of forcible sexual abuse.
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The committee suggested that the STB develop a screening model to identify whether a shipper appears to be paying unusually high rates, and then allow a shipper paying unusually high rates to take its case to an arbitrator.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A female vice president at Point72 Asset Management LP will pursue her sexism claims against the hedge fund firm run by billionaire investor Steven A. Cohen before a private arbitrator and has dismissed her federal lawsuit.
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Vale said it filed a lawsuit in the United States to force BSG Resources Ltd to pay it about $1.25 billion, as mandated by an arbitrator in a dispute over a joint venture in Guinea, plus interest and expenses.
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It turns out that on February 27, Cohen won a temporary restraining order against Clifford from a private arbitrator to stop her from talking about the contents of the nondisclosure agreement, NBC News and the New York Times reported.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Wednesday vowed to work as a "mediator, an arbitrator or a facilitator" to help broker peace between the Israelis and Palestinians as he welcomed Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to the White House.
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An arbitrator for the World Trade Organization is expected to decide in September what level of sanctions Washington can impose related to European subsidies for Airbus, with the EU likely to get a decision on sanctions early next year.
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In August, for instance, I told you about a Florida paving contractor that forced employees who had filed wage-and-hour class actions into individual arbitration – but went back to court for relief when the arbitrator ordered expensive discovery.
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Read more: An arbitrator awarded over $10 million to a former employee of a Royal Caribbean subsidiary who said he suffered a 'catastrophic' spinal injuryWiegand said Royal Caribbean told her that the window was open to ventilate the area.
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The arbitrator made unfair assumptions about Celebrity's conduct after the company failed to produce as evidence the bread trolley, as well as the accident report and photographs that were part of Celebrity's investigation into the incident, Celebrity's attorneys alleged.
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CVS Health, which bought Aetna in November, disclosed in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday that the health insurer had convinced an appellate arbitrator on March 28 to reduce the award to $86 million.
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However, the WTO arbitrator honed down the award to base it on some 25 Chinese products -- including diamond sawblades, furniture, shrimp, solar panels, automotive tires and a series of steel products -- that were affected by U.S. anti-dumping measures.
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Goodell's application of disciplinary policy, and his unwillingness to appoint an independent arbitrator to hear appeals, has corroded the fragile trust between him and the players, who see him as judge and jury, Foster and other union representatives said.
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He is also a son of Hilary D. Caplan and a stepson of Shelley W. Caplan of Parkton, Md. The groom's father, a retired judge of the Baltimore City Circuit Court, is now an arbitrator and mediator in Parkton.
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The cafe chain's partnership with Kraft had been due to end in 2014, but Starbucks sought an early exit and was later forced by an arbitrator to pay $2.76 billion to Kraft, which by then had split into two.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers at Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein had argued the arbitration provision is unenforceable, but Judge Donato said Fitbit's so-called delegation clause leaves it to an arbitrator, rather than a judge, to decide the threshold question of arbitrability.
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"Diplomatically and militarily, Moscow plays both arsonist and firefighter, fueling tensions among all parties in Syria... then serving as an arbitrator, to resolve disputes, attempting to undermine and weaken each party's bargaining positions," said U.S. Army General Joseph Votel.
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" Adam Ross, the general counsel for the teachers' union, the United Federation of Teachers, said, "If an arbitrator finds, upon examining all the facts, that termination is not warranted, it is management's responsibility to use the employee in question.
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Just last week, though, only days before the spring season began, the air began to stale again: An arbitrator directed City Ballet to reinstate Zachary Catazaro (who has declined the offer) and Amar Ramasar (who said he would return).
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All of this would occur behind closed doors, with arbitrator Stephen Burbank, who has worked to resolve disputes between the NFL and the Players Association for years, having the final say as to whether the NFL colluded against Kaepernick.
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This weekend coincides with the return of the principal Amar Ramasar, one of two dancers who was fired for sharing sexually explicit photos of female dancers and was then reinstated to his position at City Ballet by an arbitrator.
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The bill is notable for being much stronger than earlier proposals floated by Pelosi's office, which had been restricted to Medicare prices, included having an arbitrator negotiate prices, and permitted the HHS to negotiate prices on only 25 drugs.
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It is possible Mr. Kaepernick's lawyers had gathered enough persuasive evidence and testimony from owners, league officials and football experts that Mr. Kaepernick stood a reasonable chance of persuading the arbitrator hearing the case to rule in his favor.
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In a rare comment by a senior trade arbitrator, Georges Abi-Saab, a former chairman of the WTO's Appellate Body, the world's top trade court, said he doubted the national security argument for cars would withstand a legal challenge.
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SEVERABILITY: If any provision of these Rules is found to be invalid or unenforceable by a court of competent jurisdiction or appointed arbitrator, such determination shall in no way affect the validity or enforceability of any other provision herein. 9.
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The EU said it remained open to negotiations "provided these are without preconditions and aim at a fair outcome," but added it was also preparing to retaliate as soon as the WTO arbitrator had ruled on its rights to do so.
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It's a hugely significant ruling ... an arbitrator just threw out the NFL's motion to dismiss Colin Kaepernick's collusion lawsuit, and that now paves the way for a full-blown trial in which NFL owners will have to testify under oath.
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For a nominally larger fee than a typical small claims filing ($79 versus $75 — depending on the state), individuals can pay to have their claims mediated by a professional mediator or file for summary judgement in front of an arbitrator.
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The EU said it remained open to negotiations "provided these are without preconditions and aim at a fair outcome," but added it was also preparing to retaliate as soon as the WTO arbitrator had ruled on its rights to do so.
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The two sides took the case to an arbitrator in Hong Kong, and in the meantime, Faraday Future sued Evergrande in US court, accusing it of "deliberately starving" the startup into bankruptcy in order to make off with the intellectual property.
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Because the district knew about and had cleared DeShan before new concerns about him arose last fall, the arbitrator found no merit in "alleged hearsay complaints" based on "pre-employment conduct" and ordered the district to reinstate the suspended teacher.
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MUMBAI, June 16 (Reuters) - The Singapore Exchange (SGX) on Saturday said a court-appointed arbitrator had allowed it to continue listing and trading of SGX Nifty contracts beyond August 2018, amidst arbitration of a dispute with India's National Stock Exchange.
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After she stepped down as a federal judge in early 2013, Jones acted as an arbitrator in the matter of National Football League running back Ray Rice, who had been suspended indefinitely after physically assaulting his fiancee in an elevator.
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In an opinion on Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Paul Engelmayer signed off on arbitrator Edith Dineen's decision from last year finding that class treatment of the advisors' claims was permissible, rejecting Wells Fargo's argument that Dineen had disregarded the law.
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The court, which is the highest arbitrator of international sports issues, did not grant appeals to 68 Russian track and field athletes who had been banned earlier this year by the sport's international federation from competing in this summer's games.
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The arbitrator ruled that Kathleen Elvin, the former principal of John Dewey High School, in Brooklyn, should be immediately reinstated and that the department should pay her the wages and benefits that she lost as a result of her suspension.
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Separately, the league commissioner's application of disciplinary policy, and his unwillingness to appoint an independent arbitrator to hear appeals, has corroded the fragile trust between him and the players, who see him as judge and jury, the players' union says.
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In a case of first impression for the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, a three-judge panel unanimously held that an arbitrator cannot impose a requirement to arbitrate future issues with a "second-generation" arbitration provision without mutual consent.
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When those companies go up against an employee who's probably never seen the inside of an arbitrator's office before, they have a distinct advantage: Data shows that companies that go back to the same arbitrator are more likely to win.
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After the arbitrator voided Linhoff's firing, Connecticut in October 2014 persuaded a lower court judge to restore it, on the ground that a suspension would send the wrong message to others given public policy against drug use in the workplace.
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One arbitrator returned an employee to work "over strong objection of state," records showed, after he grabbed a resident by the pant leg and shirt and shoved the resident into a recliner with enough force that it hit a wall.
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In a way, crowdsourced pages like FuckNoMTL (which credits all contributors) become a natural extension of the collective filmmaking style embodied by avant-garde Soviet filmmakers like Vertov, as well as the conceptualization of the camera as an arbitrator of reality.
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Just by signing up for these services, consumers give up their rights to sue companies like Amazon (AMZN), Uber (UBER) and Walmart (WMT) before a jury of their peers, agreeing instead to undertake a private process overseen by a paid arbitrator.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers leading the MDL had argued that the FanDuel and DraftKings arbitration provisions were unenforceable, but Judge O'Toole agreed with the companies that threshold issues about their consumer contracts must be decided by an arbitrator, not by the court.
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Ukraine has claimed to the arbitrator that its rights to resources in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov were violated when Russia annexed the Crimean peninsula in 2014 and built a bridge between Russia and Crimea over the Kerch Strait.
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She is the daughter of Sandra A. Fisher and Frank A. Fisher of Mechanicsburg, Pa. The bride's father retired as the chief counsel for Pennsylvania's Office of Administration in Harrisburg, Pa., and is a part-time public-sector arbitrator in Mechanicsburg.
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The Trump family's hotel business asked Panama's president for help in their battle to retain control of a property in Panama before an emergency arbitrator said they would not be granted control of the hotel, according to The Associated Press.
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A U.S. appeals court on Friday said that an arbitrator had the authority to rule that an Illinois electrical service provider's policy barring workers from having weapons at work was invalid under the state's law permitting concealed carry of licensed guns.
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U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan in Manhattan said the NHL failed to show that the arbitrator, Georgetown University law professor James Oldham, exceeded his authority under the league's collective bargaining agreement (CBA) with the NHL Players' Association (NHLPA) in halving the suspension.
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A New York state appeals court on Thursday overturned an arbitrator's decision that said a staffer for President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign violated a non-disparagement agreement she had signed by filing a sex bias lawsuit, saying the arbitrator "improperly punished" her.
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The arbitrator in Hong Kong that's sorting out the company's fight with its main investor ruled against a motion from Faraday Future to loosen the grip that the backer, Chinese real estate conglomerate Evergrande, has on the startup's intellectual property and assets.
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He has accused the league of colluding to keep him from returning to another team, and last summer an arbitrator appointed by the league and the players' union decided the complaint holds enough merit that his case can proceed to a full hearing.
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From the New York Post's Joel Sherman: So, rather than make Mondesi go through the motions of having to appeal the initial suspension and prove his case before an arbitrator, MLB accepted his evidence at the outset and avoided a drawn out process.
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U.S. Magistrate Judge Mary Pat Thynge in Delaware recommended Cornell's bid to escape its deal with Illumina be put on hold so an arbitrator can determine whether the university was defrauded by its licensee Life Technologies Corp, a division of Thermo Fisher Corp.
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By arriving at a number — 30 games — that everyone could live with, Manfred established a strong precedent with the first case under his new policy and thus avoid any possibility that the suspension would be reduced or even overturned by an arbitrator.
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At the very least, "it does put pressure on the N.F.L. because it does allow Kaepernick to do more discovery, question witnesses and present this full case in front of the arbitrator," said Gabe Feldman, who teaches sports law at Tulane University.
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Last year, Chapman was allowed to participate in spring training for the Yankees, in part because players are not paid during spring training and there were concerns that an arbitrator might be willing to reduce the number of games he would miss.
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In another part of the decision, the court ruled against a provision of the law that allows a different government regulatory entity, the Surface Transportation Board, to appoint an arbitrator if Amtrak and the Federal Railroad Administration disagree over the performance metrics.
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NBC News revealed Wednesday that Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen — who has admitted facilitating a $130,000 payment to Daniels — obtained from a private arbitrator an order prohibiting her from disclosing "confidential information" related to a nondisclosure agreement she signed in exchange for that cash.
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" The report also alleges that judicial independence has been called into question "with a resurgence of alleged politicized hiring and the adoption of policies that arguably undermine immigration judges' ability to perform their role as a neutral arbitrator of fact and law.
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The parties agree that, except as set forth above, any claim, suit, action or proceeding arising out of or relating to this Sweepstakes shall be resolved solely by binding arbitration before a sole arbitrator under the streamlined Arbitration Rules Procedures of JAMS Inc.
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While he may have been entitled to notice of his range of 23 punishment, it does not follow that he was entitled to advance notice 24 of the analogies the arbitrator might find persuasive in selecting a 25 punishment within that range.
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The specter of full-scale free agency was looming ominously on the horizon, thanks to the December 1975 decision by arbitrator Peter Seitz that ruled Andy Messersmith and Dave McNally to be free agents after playing an entire season without signed contracts.
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Opponents of mandatory arbitration say that the closed hearings, which include non-disclosure clauses and are often performed by a third-party arbitrator paid by the company itself, prevent victims from taking further action even as social movements like #MeToo continue to gain ground.
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When the parties to a lawsuit decide to go to arbitration rather than a court of law, they meet with an arbitrator (usually a retired judge, and someone they both have decided to use), present their cases and then accept the judgment handed down.
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They are also typically legally bound to keep silent about the illegal treatment they experienced and the entire arbitration process — a process that will be handled by an arbitrator who is chosen by the company and has financial incentive to keep the company happy.
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The EU's director general for trade, Sabine Weyand, this week said she expected the Trump administration to proceed to implement some of the tariffs after a WTO arbitrator ruled on the damage caused to Boeing as a result of illegal EU government aid to Airbus.
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An arbitrator for the WTO is expected to decide in September what level of sanctions Washington can impose after winning a case before the WTO about European subsidies to Airbus, with the EU likely to get a decision in its favor several months later.
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" In pushing for the teacher's ouster now, the arbitrator said the district did not allege any offense by DeShan in the intervening years but "argues that parental and societal views have changed so that the past conduct now renders [DeShan] unfit for the classroom.
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In a complaint filed in the U.S. District Court in Manhattan, the NHL said arbitrator James Oldham "applied his own brand of industrial justice" by ignoring the findings of Commissioner Gary Bettman, who upheld the original suspension, and substituting a shorter 10-game ban.
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Slobodan's attorneys said that Celebrity did not meet the July 6 deadline to pay the award, but Celebrity's attorneys alleged that the arbitrator was biased after successfully soliciting a donation to a favorite charity from Despot's attorneys before deciding on the $10.3 million award.
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DeMaurice Smith, the executive director of the N.F.L. Players Association, said that Goodell had been rebuked four times for overstepping his role as arbitrator, including in the New Orleans Saints bounty case and the suspension of Ray Rice, the former Baltimore Ravens running back.
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"I would have liked to take Mr. McNamee at his word when he assured me that he would be fair and objective and an impartial arbitrator and that he would decide these matters coming before him based on the law and the facts," Sen.
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The United States has proposed a $25 billion list of European imports facing 100% tariffs once an arbitrator from the World Trade Organization later this year determines the damages caused to U.S. airplane maker Boeing Co by government aid to its European rival Airbus.
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Drawing the wrath of the N.H.L., an independent arbitrator cut Calgary defenseman Dennis Wideman's suspension in half to 10 games on Friday after concluding that he did not intend to injure a linesman when he knocked him to the ice during a game last month.
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In the New Regency case, the 9th Circuit affirmed the vacatur of an award by an arbitrator who failed to disclose that he was an executive for a company in the midst of negotiating a production deal with one of the parties in the arbitration.
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In an early test case of the limits of disciplinary action in the #MeToo era, an arbitrator has ruled that New York City Ballet overstepped when it fired two principal male dancers accused of sharing sexually explicit photos of female dancers, the company said Friday.
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The arbitrator ordered City Ballet to reinstate the dancers, Zachary Catazaro and Amar Ramasar, who were fired in September after City Ballet determined they had sent "inappropriate communications," and several women in the company said they would be uncomfortable continuing to dance with them.
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Keith Ferrell, the president of the branch of the fraternal order of police that represents all four officers, did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Thursday, but told The Columbus Dispatch that the officers planned to appeal the ruling to an arbitrator.
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In these cases, both of which turned on an interpretation of a once obscure 1925 law, the Court ruled that companies could require customers to give up their right to sue in open court, with disputes to be settled by a private arbitrator instead.
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GENEVA, Oct 14 (Reuters) - The World Trade Organization (WTO) formally authorised the United States on Monday to impose tariffs on up to $7.5 billion of imports of EU goods after a decision earlier this month by a WTO arbitrator over subsidies to planemaker Airbus.
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A three-judge panel of the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said an arbitrator must decide whether class arbitration is available to the consumers, who send money to prison inmates and allege that JPay is unjustly enriching itself with its high-cost services.
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Read: Why it's so hard for victims of police abuse to sue and win Both Garmback and Loehmann were cleared of any criminal wrongdoing, though the department suspended Garmback for 10 days for his role in the shooting, a decision he appealed to an arbitrator.
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But even the famously persuasive Mr Boras will have a hard time convincing the public—not to mention an arbitrator, if the union does file a grievance—that Mr Martinez's lengthy wait before inking a $110m contract is in any way comparable to Mr Dawson's odyssey.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge on Thursday said an arbitrator must review sexism claims by a female vice president against her employer Point72 Asset Management LP, enabling the hedge fund firm and its billionaire founder Steven Cohen to keep the matter out of the public eye.
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"Forced arbitration and class action bans force consumers into a biased, secretive, and lawless forum, preventing either a court or an arbitrator from ordering a lawbreaker to repay all of its victims," Lauren Saunders, associate director of the National Consumer Law Center, said in a statement.
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" After the district moved to fire DeShan, the teacher filed a motion in January to block the effort, which the arbitrator said focused "on both current and past conduct" before concluding that the latest allegation, lacking further evidence from the district, "is clearly based on hearsay.
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Brady sued in federal court to have the decision overturned, arguing that the commissioner was a biased arbitrator, that the penalty had never been made explicit in the N.F.L. rules and that the commissioner had used a different standard when deciding to uphold his first ruling.
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There wouldn't even be a lawsuit were it not for the fact that, last month, a company that Cohen set up to make the payment to Clifford obtained from an arbitrator a temporary restraining order directing Clifford to remain silent, or risk a million-dollar penalty.
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U.S. District Judge Royce Lamberth in San Antonio on Monday agreed with Uber, which was represented by Littler Mendelson, that a provision in the company's contracts with drivers requiring an arbitrator to decide whether a case was fit for court was valid, and dismissed the case.
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Either way, it would be an improvement on the current system, in which every young player in the league files for arbitration, only one or two cases actually make it to a hearing, and the arbitrator just splits the difference because that's what they do every time.
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Buried in the fine print, the contract probably says that if you have a beef, instead of suing the bank, you have to submit to an extra-judicial hearing, where the arbitrator is often dependent on the corporation in question for providing them with continued business.
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With a few exceptions—Kauff, Shoeless Joe Jackson, the arbitrator-thwarted attempt to ban Steve Howe for life following repeat cocaine violations, and the current boycott of former Mets pitcher Jenrry Mejia—baseball has historically bent over backwards to let even the most problematic players carry on.
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In a ruling this week that was disclosed Thursday, the arbitrator, Stephen B. Burbank, who was appointed by the league and the N.F.L. Players Association, said lawyers for Kaepernick had unearthed enough information in the past year for the case to proceed to a full hearing.
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"Politically, if you're the arbitrator, in a case as big as this is, there's no way to throw it out," said Charles Grantham, a former executive with the National Basketball Players Association who is now the director of the Center for Sport Management at Seton Hall University.
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Mr. Kaepernick, however, received a favorable ruling in August when the arbitrator overseeing the case, Stephen B. Burbank, dismissed the league's attempt to have the case thrown out, allowing lawyers for Mr. Kaepernick to question owners and league officials in a format similar to a trial.
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Researchers who reviewed cases settled by the American Arbitration Association over an 11-year period found that employers who rely on the same arbitrator win more often and have lower damages awarded against them, likely because companies stick with arbitrators who've ruled in their favor in the past.
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They can pick the arbitrator, they can pick the forum, the filings are kept private, the allegations are private, the outcome is private and frequently the people who are coming forward who make the complaint have to sign a non-disclosure agreement if they end up settling or resolving.
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"In the parallel Boeing dispute, the determination of EU retaliation rights is also coming closer and the EU will request the WTO-appointed arbitrator to determine the EU's retaliation rights," the Commision source said, adding the Commission was preparing so that it could take action after the arbitrator's decision.
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"It's a high-risk proposition to put your business in the hands of an arbitrator who may or may not understand your business," Also, HBO was not part of that proposal, which is a huge issue given that one in five of Dish's customers subscribe to HBO, Schlichting said.
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In the past several years, with the blessing of the U.S. Supreme Court, businesses have forced tens of millions of employees and untold numbers of consumers into unilateral agreements in which they surrender their right to go to court and instead submit to the authority of a private arbitrator.
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In a rebuke to the New York City Education Department and its investigative unit, an arbitrator has dismissed all charges against a high school principal who was removed from her post last July, after being accused of inflating the school's graduation rate by giving makeup classes without content.
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Asked how the criteria presented Sunday would be applied consistently across the 28 individual sports federations that participate in the Summer Games, Mr. Bach said that the Olympic committee would exercise final authority, and that the decisions would be reviewed by an independent arbitrator — all before Aug. 5.
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The I.O.C.'s ruling executive board, meeting Saturday for the final time before the opening of the Games on Friday, said the panel will decide on the entry of Russian athletes whose names have been forwarded to compete by their international sports federations and approved by an independent arbitrator.
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Citing a recent appeals court ruling against New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, the NHL Players Association said Bettman should not be allowed to restore a 20-game suspension of Calgary Flames defenseman Dennis Wideman for hitting a linesman, after an arbitrator cut the ban to 10 games.
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Avenatti said he would refile the motion in U.S. District Court for the Central District of California to seek Trump's testimony as soon as the president and other parties in the case file an anticipated action seeking to send the dispute to a private arbitrator, instead of a judge.
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President Trump and his personal attorney Michael Cohen filed papers in a federal court in Los Angeles Monday asking a federal judge to order that Stormy Daniels' lawsuit, which claims a non-disclosure agreement is invalid, be heard by a private arbitrator instead of in front of a jury.
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For years, the N.F.L. has successfully fended off suits brought by former players using a number of legal strategies, including an argument that disputes between players and the league are governed by the collective bargaining agreement, not the courts, and that an arbitrator, not a judge, should settle them.
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The potential outcomes of the lawsuit and legal wrangling took on new urgency this week after reports that Mr. Cohen had won an emergency temporary restraining order from an arbitrator, barring Ms. Clifford from speaking out now, a measure that Ms. Clifford's lawyer, Michael J. Avenatti, declared invalid.
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Even before a league-appointed arbitrator issues a decision in the coming days on an appeal Elliott filed, he and the players' union filed a lawsuit in federal court in Texas late Thursday aimed at nullifying the ruling pre-emptively and calling into question the N.F.L.'s case.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals agreed with Monongahela Valley Hospital Inc that the arbitrator ignored the plain language of its bargaining agreement with a United Steelworkers local, which gave the hospital the final say over when workers could take days off.
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"While the NFL and [NFL Players Association] bargained to allow the Commissioner to hear appeals of disciplinary decisions, they did not agree to let the Commissioner, sitting as an appellate arbitrator, to act in a manner that is arbitrary and capricious," the AFL-CIO wrote in its brief.
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In a 2-1 decision, the 9th Circuit vacated a $3 million JAMS arbitration award to Monster Energy, holding the award cannot stand because a purportedly neutral JAMS arbitrator failed to disclose that he has an equity stake in the arbitration service, which, in turn, benefits from repeat business from Monster.
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In addition to nearly $85,000 in damages, the campaign had asked the arbitrator to order Denson to turn over money she'd raised online via a GoFundMe page — according to her website, she's raised $1,505 since June — but Kehoe wrote that New York law didn't allow for that and denied the request.
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Sir Christopher is well regarded but carries baggage, having advised the British government on the Iraq war and acted as an arbitrator in a dispute between it and the Chagos islands that was recently referred to the ICJ by the UN. Yet such problems ought not to have been insurmountable.
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If Congress decides to move forward with arbitration as Harvard professor Richard Frank suggests, policymakers will need to specify a number of factors in order for the process to prosper: the type of drugs included, the criteria used by an arbitrator in evaluating price, and the time period for negotiation.
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco said agreements signed by the two former drivers who filed a proposed class action lawsuit over background checks "clearly and unmistakably" required a private arbitrator, not a federal judge, to decide whether the claims should be kept out of court.
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Experts say it is unusual to issue so many clemency grants at the very end of a term, and particularly unusual for a governor to act as the personal arbitrator on wrongful conviction claims, even more so in cases, such as Mr. Schoettle's, still making their way through the appeals system.
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"In the parallel Boeing dispute, the determination of EU retaliation rights is also coming closer and the EU will request the WTO-appointed arbitrator to determine the EU's retaliation rights," the Commision source said, adding that the Commission was making preparations so that it could take action after the arbitrator's decision.
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The purpose of this lawsuit, however, may actually be to demonstrate that the corruption inside MLB is so far-reaching that the arbitration process is also tainted—remember, MLB fired the arbitrator who overturned Ryan Braun's suspension in 2012— and that the courts are the only place Mejia can get a fair shake.
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In the case of Barneys, landlord Ashkenazy Acquisition worked with a third-party arbitrator, but the rent was still doubled at its Madison Avenue flagship from roughly $3.8 million to about $30 million in January, despite its best efforts to halt the move, people familiar with the matter told CNBC in April.
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In 2010, when sprinter LaShawn Merritt blamed a failed doping test on his use of a sexual enhancement supplement purchased at a 7-11 store—an explanation an arbitrator later found credible—Logan nevertheless blasted him publicly, stating he was "disgusted" and that Merritt had brought "shame" to himself and his teammates.
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Gerald Maatman of Seyfarth Shaw, who represents Sterling, told a three-judge panel of the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan on Tuesday that the arbitrator ruled definitively on how far back the discrimination claims may go, and court review is the company's only chance to challenge shrink the massive class.
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The trustee's conflict allegation is at the heart of the case, although some coverage of the litigation in front of Judge Snyder has highlighted the easy-to-understand assertion that the arbitrator who exonerated O'Melveny, former federal judge Gary Feess, was biased because the case impacted the career prospects of his son.
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Align purchased a 19% stake in SmileDirectClub before approximately 40 of its own key patents expired in 2017, but earlier this year an arbitrator found that it had violated a non-compete clause by copying SDC's store concept, forcing the closure of its 12 retail locations and the return of its ownership stake.
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Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyEXCLUSIVE: Swing-state voters oppose 'surprise' medical bill legislation, Trump pollster warns Republicans grumble over Trump shifting military funds to wall Push on 'surprise' medical bills hits new roadblocks MORE (R-La.) would allow a third-party arbitrator to work out the disputed costs, rather than setting price controls.
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But most worrying of all, Goodell clearly believed that this was a reasonable approach to domestic violence, as evidence by the fact that he expected the arbitrator to accept the "just a slap, NBD" argument, and to accept his failure to watch the elevator video even though he had access to it.
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