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: National Arbitration Forum BlogModern Medicine: Agreements to Arbitrate Should Contain Fair Terms
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In her article for Modern Medicine (Arbitration Beats Litigation, 5/22/2009), healthcare attorney Lee J. Johnson explains that a medical malpractice lawsuit can take many years. Arbitration, by comparison, is a less formal type of dispute resolution?often faster, less expensive, and more efficient than litigation. But, courts only enforce agreements that are drafted and presented in a fair mannerFull post as published by National Arbitration Forum Blog on May 22, 2009 (boomark / email).
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