Private arbitrations have become a major commercial enterprise in part because they appear to present a desirable alternative to traditional litigation. Commentators often claim that arbitration is less formal, less expensive and less time-consuming than traditional litigation. Some lawyers question whether these benefits are
actually realized in insurance disputes. Experience demonstrates that pursuing resolution of insurance disputes through private arbitration can be frustrating, See more +
Private arbitrations have become a major commercial enterprise in part because they appear to present a desirable alternative to traditional litigation. Commentators often claim that arbitration is less formal, less expensive and less time-consuming than traditional litigation. Some lawyers question whether these benefits are
actually realized in insurance disputes. Experience demonstrates that pursuing resolution of insurance disputes through private arbitration can be frustrating, expensive and inherently unfair. In this week's Polsinelli Podcast, Richard Giller discusses protecting policyholders from arbitration bias. For more information go to www.polsinelli.com See less -