Introduction
The Alaska Supreme Court issued an opinion on Friday, April 3rd, addressing whether and when certain cost-shifting arbitration terms and other provisions are enforceable. The case is Gibson v. Nye Ford, Slip Op. No. 6355 (Alaska Apr. 3, 2009). This summary briefly reviews the opinion and its significance.
The Case
Larry Gibson worked at Nye Ford. He […]
Filed under Arbitration
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