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Archived articles from 2019
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Employee Voice in Arbitration
By Beth Graham - April 19, 2019
Ann C. Hodges, Professor of Law Emerita at the University of Richmond School of Law, has published “Employee Voice in Arbitration,” Employee Rights and Employment Policy Journal, Vol. 22, No. 2, 2018.
Illinois Appellate Court Holds BIPA Privacy Claims Are Not Arbitrable Under Terms of Parties’ Employment Contract
By Beth Graham - April 15, 2019
An Illinois appellate court panel has ruled an employee’s biometric privacy claims are not arbitrable under the terms of an employment agreement.
Robot Mediator Settles Court Case for the First Time
By Kyle Bailey - April 11, 2019
A “robot mediator” has reportedly settled a court case for the first time. The underlying dispute concerned unpaid fees allegedly owed for personal counseling sessions.
San Antonio Firefighters Association and City Agree to Mediate Before Former SCOTX Justice
By Beth Graham - April 9, 2019
The City of San Antonio and a local fire union have reportedly reached an agreement to engage in mediation later this month before former Supreme Court of Texas Justice Deborah Hankinson.
Private Ordering and Commercial Arbitration: Lasting Lessons from Mentschikoff
By Beth Graham - April 5, 2019
University of Kansas School of Law Professor Stephen J. Ware has published “Private Ordering and Commercial Arbitration: Lasting Lessons from Mentschikoff,” Journal of Dispute Resolution, Vol. 2019, No. 1, 2019.
San Antonio COA Holds Arbitrator Must Decide Whether Contract is Void as a Matter of Law
By Beth Graham - April 4, 2019
Texas’s Fourth Court of Appeals in San Antonio has reversed a trial court’s order denying a financing company’s motion to compel arbitration.
Proposed Legislation Aimed at Preventing Surprise Medical Bills Approved by Texas Senate’s Committee on Business and Commerce
By Beth Graham - April 3, 2019
Yesterday, the Texas Senate’s Committee on Business and Commerce voted 7-2 to approve a substitute Senate Bill 1264 that was introduced in an effort to protect Texas patients from incurring surprise out-of-network medical bills.
Fifth Circuit Holds Houston Law Firm May Intervene in Client’s Arbitration Case
By Beth Graham - April 2, 2019
The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has ordered a Texas federal court to allow a law firm to intervene in a case over a contingency fee dispute with a client following arbitration proceedings.
The Impact of Confidentiality on Reasonable Royalty Determinations in Patent Disputes
By Kyle Bailey - April 1, 2019
Under 35 U.S. Code § 284, a patentee involved in patent infringement litigation is entitled to recover damages “adequate to compensate for the infringement.”
Past As Prologue: Arbitration as an Early Common Law Court
By Beth Graham - March 28, 2019
S.I. Strong, Manley O. Hudson Professor of Law at the University of Missouri School of Law, has published “Past As Prologue: Arbitration as an Early Common Law Court,” 57 Houston Law Review__ (2020, Forthcoming); University of Missouri School of Law Legal Studies Research Paper No. 2019-05.
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