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A Closer Look: Arbitration Clauses Added to Account Agreements Face Risks After Supreme Court Declines Review of Sixth Circuit's BB&T Decision - Vimarsana News

A Closer Look: Arbitration Clauses Added to Account Agreements Face Risks After Supreme Court Declines Review of Sixth Circuit's BB&T Decision

The Supreme Court recently declined to review the Sixth Circuit’s decision in Sevier County Schools Federal Credit Union v. Branch Banking & Trust Co…

Consumer Reports: Crazy clauses - Vimarsana News

Consumer Reports: Crazy clauses

Most of us just click “I agree” and start downloading. But if you actually read those very tiny words, you might be surprised at what you’re agreeing to and what you may be signing away.

Uber seeks to resolve dispute with Kenyan drivers out of court – TechCrunch - Vimarsana News

Uber seeks to resolve dispute with Kenyan drivers out of court – TechCrunch

Uber said it was “improper” for its partners to seek legal redress without going through the already-established dispute-resolution mechanisms.

BIMCO Releases New Contract Template for Commercial Vessel Sales and Purchases | Holland & Knight LLP - Vimarsana News

BIMCO Releases New Contract Template for Commercial Vessel Sales and Purchases | Holland & Knight LLP

The Baltic and International Maritime Council (BIMCO) has released SHIPSALE 22, a new standard contract form for use by commercial sellers and purchasers of vessels. SHIPSALE 22 is...

Arbitration clauses not subject to statute of limitations, Md. high court says - Vimarsana News

Arbitration clauses not subject to statute of limitations, Md. high court says

Contractual arbitration clauses are not subject to the three-year statutory time limit for filing claims that applies to lawsuits, Maryland’s top court says.