Arbitration in America: the early history
A brief examination of arbitration in the United States prior to 1800 shows its early positive acceptance by the courts.
Oldham; James C.
Is it time for a national unfair dismissal statute?
George Nicolau presents the benefits of a national unfair dismissal statute and how it might function. The panelists discuss possible the possible beneficial and harmful… Read More »Is it time for a national unfair dismissal statute?
Reminiscences: a coffee lounge chat with Rolf Valtin
Reminiscences of Rolf Valtin. James C. Oldham furnishes an introduction and conducts the interview.
Academy history: Highlights and sidelights: Our fifty-year past: Rummaging and rumination
Ruminations on the first 50 years of the Academy.
Arbitral continuity: Part 1. On the constancy and pedigree of the arbitrator’s heritage
Arbitration as a venerable and honorable process, and the consistency of its attributes is traced from the 17th century.
Arbitration and relentless legalization in the workplace
An examination of the ways in which the tendency to legislate infiltrates the arbitration process. In addition to cases considering aspects of the National Labor… Read More »Arbitration and relentless legalization in the workplace