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Question 1

Res judicata is:

Question 2

The "party arbitrator system," is one in which:

Question 3

The "umpire" in a party arbitration proceedings who fails to disclose an ex parte discussion with a representative for one party gives cause for a court to set aside the award in that case because:

Question 4

In Anystate, arbitration agreements are enforceable as per that state's statute. In order to enforce an arbitration agreement, however, it is vital that:

Question 5

Credit card companies, phone companies, and other large business can never enforce arbitration agreements in their customer agreements because:

Question 6

Thanks to the Federal Arbitration Act, traditional defenses to a contract do not apply to arbitration clauses because:

Question 7

An arbitration clause which requires one party to the contract to arbitrate all claims, while the other party has the option to bring a claim in court or to arbitrate, is unenforceable because it is: