Mandatory Arbitration
I'm a business owner. My customer entered into a contract with me. There is a binding arbitration clause. However, I can't get him to appear in arbitration. I would prefer going to court, having him served, and getting a judgment. Will the mandatory arbitration clause preclude me from doing that even if I have tried every attempt to get him to arbitration?
Re: Mandatory Arbitration
Proceed through mandatory arbitration, even if the other party does not show up. But make sure you have evidence that he has been properly served/notified of the arbitration, according to the rules of the arbitration forum!
Prove your case without him, get an arbtration award, get the award converted into a judgment, and collect the judgment.
Re: Mandatory Arbitration
Proceed through mandatory arbitration, even if the other party does not show up. But make sure you have evidence that he has been properly served/notified of the arbitration, according to the rules of the arbitration forum!
Prove your case without him, get an arbtration award, get the award converted into a judgment, and collect the judgment.
Re: Mandatory Arbitration
Proceed through mandatory arbitration, even if the other party does not show up. But make sure you have evidence that he has been properly served/notified of the arbitration, according to the rules of the arbitration forum!
Prove your case without him, get an arbtration award, get the award converted into a judgment, and collect the judgment.
