Category civil procedure
An Erie Doctrine for Arbitration
Arbitration has become a staple of modern dispute resolution—the alternative par excellence to court adjudication for almost “every type of justiciable claim.”[1] Its rise can largely be attributed to the use of arbitration clauses, contractual provisions that require legal claims be resolved in informal, non-judicial forums.[2] What’s more, arbitration clauses received federal imprimatur over a […]