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by rrrrrrrrrrrryan
1044 days ago
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> From Universities to chess Leagues they are assembling what amounts to their own judges, juries, and prosecutors. Increasingly, many legal disputes are handled through arbitration, which is literally this. There are a lot of motivations for avoiding the courts: arbitration is usually faster, cheaper, and can be more discreet. From my understanding, big entities really only take something to court when they want to rely on legal precedent or establish a new binding precedent. |
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