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Louisiana Cases

Sloppy Arbitration Clauses are Unenforceable

On December 30, 2021, the Louisiana First Circuit Court of Appeals refused to enforce a lawyer-client arbitration clause because the lawyer failed to explain to the client “the consequences of …

Recent Cases

Make Sure Your Lawyer-Client Arbitration Clause is Enforceable

The Supreme Court of New Jersey recently refused to enforce a lawyer-client arbitration provision because it failed to include sufficiently detailed warnings to the client. See Atalese v. U.S. Legal …

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