Supreme Court nixes expanded judicial review of arbitration awards (but stay tuned ….)

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1. The judicial system should compete with consumer arbitration, not displace it: A response to Richard Alderman [Updated 2011-05-16] Professor Alderman really dislikes mandatory consumer arbitration Law professor Richard Alderman, director of the Consumer Law Center at the University of Houston, is...
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3. Startup company uses flawed software-development contract with outside consultant, ends up having to go to court to stay alive It’s not an uncommon tale: A startup company hired a software programmer as an independent consultant. The company paid the consultant some $370,000 over three...
4. Supreme Court’s Bilski decision leaves door ajar for patenting at least some business methods A couple of hours ago the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its much-anticipated Bilski decision. The Court seems to have left the door open for...