The “Digital Divide” identifies the gap between those who have easy and ready access to computers and the internet and those who do not. This divide has become more readily apparent during the pandemic, as individuals were pushed into their residences to “work from home” and students were similarly required to find a way to … Read more
As litigators of all types, in all areas of the law, in big or small firms, we all collectively suffer with the closure of our public courthouses during this virus crisis. Cases are stayed, parties are frustrated and there seems to be a lack of control to create solutions to the growing needs of our … Read more
It is hard to keep track of the differing opinions coming out of the Federal Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court on the issue of the enforcement of arbitration provisions in different types of contracts as well as the ability to include a class action waiver as part of that arbitration dispute remedy. In … Read more