Sentences with phrase «public court system»

Instead, they are required to go through the company's predetermined arbitration process, which usually entails the following: (1) they are usually bound to keep completely silent about the unlawful treatment that they experienced at the company and the entire arbitration process, (2) they are not allowed to exercise their constitutional rights to the public court system, (3) the arbitrator is usually chosen by the company.

It is typically the case management judge who will balance the confidentiality of the materials with the principles of an open and public court system.

Brown wrote: «Those who make up the public court system — be they the judges adjudicating the cases or the counsel pleading them — provide a service to members of the public who face legal problems.

Those who make up the public court system — be they the judges adjudicating the cases or the counsel pleading them — provide a

For centuries, the standard avenue for resolving a civil dispute has been to file a lawsuit in the public court system.

In divorce cases where at least some level of arbitration is required, for instance in determining the fair division of assets or regarding child ren arrangements, couples will often proceed with their divorce in the public court system.

Investors generally have not been able to use the public court system for their disputes with their stockbrokers since 1987, when the Supreme Court ruled in Shearson v. McMahon that a brokerage firm could force customers to agree to arbitration.

You recognize the restricted range of outcomes and «rough justice» generally available in the public court system, and want a more creative and individualized range of choices available to you and your former partner for resolving your issues.

Make sure to ask how the private collaborative family law process can keep your alimony case (and your family's personal and financial information) out of the public court system.

By filing a petition, they are entering into the public court system which pits mother against father.