How Short is Too Short
A limitations period is too short when it’s unreasonably short.
Taxes Due!
It’s tax season again, so it’s time to pay the piper.
Pirates (Parties) Should Arbitrate Arbitrability
Yes, the word “pirates” is an anagram for “parties.” Participants in a lawsuit, arbitration, or mediation are collectively referred to as parties. Are they pirates too?
One-Sided Construction Arbitration Clause Valid in Virginia
When it’s time to butt heads, know how the local turf (court) will interpret the clause.
No Special Defenses to Arbitration Agreements
Arbitration agreements, whether they are separate or part of a […]
Pirates and Arbitration
How does a pirate solve a dispute (besides walking the plank)?
Two Paths at the Same Time to the Same Place
“Two roads diverged in a wood, and . . .” the Prime Contractor had to take both roads at the same time to the same place.
Reasonable ≠ Ratio
“Circuit court litigation comes at a price, sometimes a heavy price.”