Posts tagged Arbitration.
When I attend holiday cocktail parties, people often ask me employment law questions. They ask other questions as well, like why would someone invite a lawyer to a cocktail party — such dull company. I can’t answer that one but here is a more topical question — what is the one best thing an employer can do to protect itself from disastrous employment litigation? My answer is to start an arbitration program for your workplace.
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