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| The Messenger as the Medium of Communication: The Use of Interpreters in Mediation | Ileana Dominguez-Urban | 1 |
| Freeing the Parties From the Law: Designing an Interest and Rights Focused Model of Landlord/Tenant Mediation | Joel Kurtzberg & Jamie Henikoff | 53 |
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| Physician-Patient Arbitration Agreements: Procedural Safeguards May Not Be Enough Buraczynski v. Eyring | Jennifer Gillespie | 119 |
| Arbitrator or Private Investigator: Should the Arbitrator's Duty to Disclose Include a Duty to Investigate? Abdullah E. Al-Harbi v. Citibank, N.A. and Citibank, A.S. | LR. Travis Jacobs | 133 |
| Appeals of Orders Compelling Arbitration in Embedded Proceedings Must Wait Altman Nursing, Inc. v. Clay Capital Corp. | Carla Kemp | 143 |
| Contracting for Judicial Review of Arbitration Awards: Can an "Errors of Law" Clause Provide Two Bites of the Apple? Gateway Technologies, Inc. v. MCI Telecommunications Corp. | Brian T. McCartney | 151 |
| The Inferred Explicit Standard -- Waiver of Sovereign Immunity Via an Arbitration Clause Sokaogon Gaming Enter. Corp., et al. v. Tushie-Montgomery Assoc., Inc. | Michael Stoffregen | 165 |
| The Public Policy Exception: A Narrow Exception to Judicial Review or an Independent Means of Avoiding Arbitration Agreements? Exxon Corp. v. Baton Rouge Oil and Chemical Workers Union | Elizabeth Tenorio | 173 |