In secret, behind locked gates, our Nation's Oldest City dumped a landfill in a lake (Old City Reservoir), while emitting sewage in our rivers and salt marsh. Organized citizens exposed and defeated pollution, racism and cronyism. We elected a new Mayor. We're transforming our City -- advanced citizenship. Ask questions. Make disclosures. Demand answers. Be involved. Expect democracy. Report and expose corruption. Smile! Help enact a St. Augustine National Park and Seashore. We shall overcome!
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
Cramdown Arbitration Stinks: Stinkers Fight Reforms
Another in The New York Times series, "Beware the Fine Print," worth reading, here. The late U.S. Department of Labor Associate Chief Administrative Law Judge James L. Guill and I wrote a peer-reviewed article for the American Bar Association Judges' Journal in 1989, "A Rush to Unfairness -- the Downside to Alternative Dispute Resolution." We warned of cramdown arbitration. Sadly, we we're right.
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