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    When people think of compromise, they normally think of an agreement. In this agreement, the two parties usually have to give up some interest and move toward a middle ground. “The Compromise of 1850 was an attempt to try and find a middle ground on many of the issues that were affecting the United States” (Compromise of 1850). “The main principle of the compromise was to address the growing issues of slavery and possibly avoid a Civil War in the United States” (Urofsky). Sometimes, however,…

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    Civil litigation is the process of taking legal action against something. It starts with the Plaintiff bringing forth legal action against the Defendant. From this point, the Defendant has to respond to the Plaintiffs actions within a certain time period. Once the Defendant does respond, they can admit to it to a portion or none of the lawsuit at that time. Although if the Defendant does not respond within the time period, then the courts will step in and make a judgment on the case. Once the…

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    understanding of arbitration through a contractual standpoint. Contractual is defined as a lawful association or linkage between contracting parties through a proposal, agreement of the proposal, and a legal deliberation. But it is very important to know that just because you have a contractual association, does not mean that the contract will be enforced. With this case, involving the freedom of contracting parties to alter the face of the arbitration process. The gravitational force of…

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    Generally. Arbitration is a method of resolving a Claim without filing a lawsuit. “Claim” means any dispute between you, Uplifted Enterprises, and/or any involved third party relating to your account, Your Use (defined at here), your relationship with Uplifted Enterprises, or these Terms of Use and Conditions of Purchase. This includes any and all claims that relate in any way to your use of the products, your attempted use of the products, and any act or omission by Uplifted Enterprises or any…

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    Civil mediation in Little Rock AR Divorce mediation in Little Rock AR Arbitration in Little Rock AR Alternative Dispute Resolution in Little Rock AR 250 words The Advantages of Civil Mediation in Little Rock, AR Civil lawsuits are known for being expensive and slow to resolve. In many civil cases, the parties spend a fortune on attorney fees and court expenses and wait years for a trial to resolve their dispute. At the end of the case, the parties may not even like the judge’s ruling. In…

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    (EPP) is a principle common to all languages which states that a sentence must always have a subject. According to the EPP and as explained by Carnie (2013), all clauses must have subjects (i.e. the specifier of TP must be filled by a DP or CP) and lexical information must be expressed at all levels. In the UG view,…

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    relationships but also reduces the effectiveness of the parties that are lied to (Dauten, 1964). Considering a business can only be as effective as the employees that run the daily operations; they must be as capable as possible. Therefore, a key clause in any communication contract must revolve around…

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    owner’s creation of the reserve clause. As a result of this clause, baseball player’s salaries were kept low, and they were unable to leave their team unless their owner traded them. If a player did not abide by this legally binding clause they would more than likely be blacklisted from baseball forever. However, at the beginning of the nineteen seventies things started to change in baseball as players, such as Curt Flood tried to make a stand against the reverse clause. Unfortunately for Curt…

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    Contextualizing the need to debate the ‘regulation’ of international commercial arbitration: an introduction When entering an hospital, the average patient rarely questions the commitment of its doctors to its well-being. Likewise, when visiting an attorney, most have confidence that the person they visit have their best interests at heart. In reality, our confidence in the professionals performing their roles is based on the existence of a complex web of incentives and deterrents not always…

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    People everyday experience confusion as to the meaning of a sentence based upon incorrect comma placement. There was actually a legal case in Maine over the misuse of commas, particularly the Oxford comma (Sullivan). The Oxford comma is the labeled “optional” comma after the last item in a list and before the word “and”. Some people believe that the Oxford comma is unnecessary, but that is simply incorrect. The usage of this particular punctuation is considered optional by many, but given the…

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