Legal and Regulatory
Why Choose Binding Arbitration for a Construction Dispute?
When disagreements are serious enough that lawyers are brought in, the next step is often a lawsuit. Before heading to court, consider litigating the dispute in binding arbitration. Arbitration is private litigation, with the arbitrator having the powers of a judge and jury.
July 10, 2017
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