A massive study to be published in 2019 shows that arbitration can be beneficial to the plaintiffs’ bar and that the odds of victory increase significantly for parties represented by counsel.
Last week, we analyzed the cases involving business and securities arbitration decided by Supreme Court nominee, Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh of the District of Columbia Circuit.
President Trump on July 9th nominated Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh of the District of Columbia Circuit to fill the open Supreme Court seat created by the retirement of Justice Anthony Kennedy.
EXPLAINED AWARD: SOFIA v. FROSS, AAA ID #01-16-0002-6358 (Leesburg, FL, 11/27/17).
This week, we follow up our recent review of a lengthy AAA Award in a customer dispute against a broker-dealer (SAA 2017-45) with a shorter,
EXPLAINED AWARD: SHIRVANIAN v. CITIGROUP GLOBAL MARKETS, INC., AAA ID #72 168 Y 00005 04 NOLG (Los Angeles, CA, 10/26/17).
This well-reasoned 69-page AAA Award carefully lays out several alternative bases for rejecting the claimants’ claims.
We have reported previously on the Department of Labor’s (“DOL”) intention to establish a fiduciary standard for those offering investment advice concerning retirement accounts (see SAA 2015-12).