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Arbitration: An Alternative to Litigation for Dispute Resolution

Mar 18, 2013

Commercial Litigation

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Cynthia B. Kuehl

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Cynthia Kuehl, partner with Lerners LLP, describes why businesses might want to consider arbitration for their disputes and provides some tips for using arbitration effectively.

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