Alicia Harrison published an article entitled, “Waiving Your Right to Arbitration: An Overview of Legal Actions that May Be Considered an Invocation of the Litigation Process and Result in Prejudice to the Opposing Party,” in the Defense Research Institute’s Medlaw Update Newsletter, Vol. 17, Issue 1, February 2012.
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SDF Labor & Employment Newsletter Alert – September 2023
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Starnes Attorneys Prevail in an Appeal Before the Alabama Supreme Court
Chris Eagan, Sybil Newton, George Newton, and Averie Armstead Jones recently prevailed in an appeal...