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The Right to Arbitrate and the Risk of Losing It

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The Alabama Supreme Court recently found that a party was in breach of an arbitration agreement for declining to pay the fee schedule set forth by the American Arbitration Association (AAA) and thus lost the right to compel...more

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Alabama Supreme Court Confirms that Mutual Consent Is Not Required to Enforce an Arbitration Clause

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Mandatory arbitration clauses have become commonplace in construction contracts. Various groups have formulated generic arbitration language to insert into disputes clauses of contracts. A good example of such language comes...more

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Alabama Supreme Court Rejects Motion to Compel Arbitration Because Account Holder Did Not Click on Link to Arbitration Provision

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Following the Alabama Supreme Court’s decision last Friday in Moore-Dennis v. Franklin, Nos. 1131142, 1131176, Alabama lenders should immediately review their account agreements to ensure any amendments to those agreements...more

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