The following two recent news articles report on discussions about the merits of interest arbitration in the U.S. and Canada. Postal workers' union refuses...
Although they share some similarities, employment arbitration and labor arbitration are significantly different processes. Below, Barry Winograd, an...
The National Academy of Arbitrators has long been concerned about mandatory arbitration in the employment context. Indeed, it has been the Academy's position...
Professor Szalai comments on a somewhat complex case involving several antitrust lawsuits in which the court ultimately had to decide whether a dispute fell...
In an article published in Law & Human Behavior, and for which the NAA Research and Education Fund provided financial support, Professor Erik Girvan...
Arbitrator Lise Gelenter (NAA Member) comments on a recent decision by the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit vacating an arbitration award: At first...
We recently posted comments by Arbitrator and NAA Member, Barry Winograd, on the arbitration angle of the recent multi million dollar settlement involving the...
In a rare but fully explained collective action, twenty-seven Arbitrators on the rosters of the New York City Office of Collective Bargaining and New York...
A short and interesting article in the March 7, 2016 issue of the New Yorker reminds us of the role that the late Justice Antonin Scalia played in the...