Public marks from user arbforum Public marks from user arbforum http://blogmarks.net/user/arbforum/marks Utah Supreme Court Reinforces Arbitrator’s Power http://arbitration-forum.blogspot.com/2007/04/utah-supreme-court-reinforces.html Ted Duke, Maria Cardenas, Randal Graham, and David Graham were members of a limited liability company (LLC) called Way Cool Dirt Cheap (WCDC). A conflict developed pitting Duke and Cardenas against the Grahams. They arbitrated their dispute, as specified by the company's operating agreement. The arbitrator ruled to remove Duke and Cardenas as members of WCDC. The trial court confirmed the award. 2007-04-23T11:50:50Z arbforum Utah, LLC, arbitration, agreement

Utah Supreme Court Reinforces Arbitrator’s Power

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Ted Duke, Maria Cardenas, Randal Graham, and David Graham were members of a limited liability company (LLC) called Way Cool Dirt Cheap (WCDC). A conflict developed pitting Duke and Cardenas against the Grahams. They arbitrated their dispute, as specified by the company's operating agreement. The arbitrator ruled to remove Duke and Cardenas as members of WCDC. The trial court confirmed the award.

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]]> Arbitrating Healthcare Disputes: A Speedy Resolution http://arbitration-forum.blogspot.com/2007/04/arbitrating-healthcare-disputes-speedy.html A recent article entitled, Speedy Resolution (Health Executive, March 2007), explores the arbitration of healthcare billing disputes. Thousands of healthcare billing and payment disputes are resolved each year in the arbitration systems of no-fault automobile insurance states like New York, New Jersey and Minnesota, says author Keith Maurer, the National Arbitration Forum’s Director of Healthcare and Insurance ADR Services. 2007-04-06T13:17:37Z arbforum adr, Alternative Dispute Resolution, arbitration, billing, disputes, healthcare, litigation, Mutuality, new jersey, No Fault

Arbitrating Healthcare Disputes: A Speedy Resolution

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A recent article entitled, Speedy Resolution (Health Executive, March 2007), explores the arbitration of healthcare billing disputes. Thousands of healthcare billing and payment disputes are resolved each year in the arbitration systems of no-fault automobile insurance states like New York, New Jersey and Minnesota, says author Keith Maurer, the National Arbitration Forum’s Director of Healthcare and Insurance ADR Services.

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