At 02:36 PM 1/18/99 -0500, Martin B. Schwimmer wrote:
>>And further, ADR is available now, at the consent of both parties.  Any
>>MANDATED ADR, where neither party can elect not to be a part of the ADR, is a
>>violation of their rights.
>
>>There is no need to mandate ADR, provisions for it exist on our laws already.
>
>The New York Stock Exchange's arbitration system would be an example of
>manadatory ADR held to be constitutional.

Which is fine for the US, but...


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