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18th ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN LAW AND ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION HELD AT COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL
Among the topics raised by panelists: research shows that gender discrimination is alive and well among business analysts. READ MORE
DOYLE NEW CHAIR OF UNDEF
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COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL NAMES LOWENSTEIN, BERGER FELLOWS
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St. Mary´s University School of Law is scheduled to host TechLaw SA: Pragmatic Use of Technology in Litigation, a CLE course, on July 25, 2008. The course will be held in St. Mary´s courtroom and offer 8.25 CLE hours and 1 hour of ethics training. Fee for the course is $185. For more information, please visit www.techlawsa.com.
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St. Mary´s University President Charles L. Cotrell, Ph.D., today announced that long-time faculty member Charles Cantú has been named Dean of the St. Mary´s School of Law. Cantú, who has served as interim dean since June 1, 2007, is a graduate of the law school and has been a member of the faculty for 42 years. "Charles Cantú has a vision for the law school that is based in his personal and professional dedication to St. Mary´s and the law school," Cotrell said. "In the past year as interim dean, Cantú has shown in both word and deed that he is committed to and capable of moving the School of Law forward as we look to meet the goals of the University´s strategic plan, Vision 2012. Particularly commendable has been his success in engaging alumni through activities and gifts, while emphasizing on campus the role of faculty, staff and students in ensuring academic success."
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Tech Law CLE Course to be Held at St. Mary´s
posted: 07/11/2008 by: Beth Barbee
St. Mary´s University School of Law is scheduled to host TechLaw SA: Pragmatic Use of Technology in Litigation, a CLE course, on July 25, 2008. The course will be held in St. Mary´s courtroom and offer 8.25 CLE hours and 1 hour of ethics training. Fee for the course is $185. For more information, please visit www.techlawsa.com.
Statement on Dean Castleberry´s Death
posted: 06/25/2008 by: Beth Barbee
A statement from St. Mary´s University School of Law Dean Charles Cantú on the death of Dean Emeritus James Castleberry follows.
Charles Cantu Named Law Dean
posted: 05/14/2008 by: Gina Farrell
St. Mary´s University President Charles L. Cotrell, Ph.D., today announced that long-time faculty member Charles Cantú has been named Dean of the St. Mary´s School of Law. Cantú, who has served as interim dean since June 1, 2007, is a graduate of the law school and has been a member of the faculty for 42 years. "Charles Cantú has a vision for the law school that is based in his personal and professional dedication to St. Mary´s and the law school," Cotrell said. "In the past year as interim dean, Cantú has shown in both word and deed that he is committed to and capable of moving the School of Law forward as we look to meet the goals of the University´s strategic plan, Vision 2012. Particularly commendable has been his success in engaging alumni through activities and gifts, while emphasizing on campus the role of faculty, staff and students in ensuring academic success."
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Greetings from Vermont,
We invite you to consider Vermont Law School for your legal education. Vermont Law School stands apart as a student-focused institution guided by civic values and emphasis on public service. In addition to our internationally renowned Environmental Law Program, we offer excellent classroom and clinical opportunities through our Public Interest Program, the General Practice Program and International Program - all built upon the foundation of our well-balanced general curriculum. Our campus is nestled in the magnificent Green Mountains of Vermont, yet we provide numerous internships all over the country - from Boston to Washington, D.C. to San Francisco.
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to provide further information about our JD, LLM and Master's Program in Environmental Law. We look forward to meeting you there.
Thank you for considering Vermont Law School. We look forward to hearing from you soon.
Kathy Hartman
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We invite you to consider Vermont Law School for your legal education. Vermont Law School stands apart as a student-focused institution guided by civic values and emphasis on public service. In addition to our internationally renowned Environmental Law Program, we offer excellent classroom and clinical opportunities through our Public Interest Program, the General Practice Program and International Program - all built upon the foundation of our well-balanced general curriculum. Our campus is nestled in the magnificent Green Mountains of Vermont, yet we provide numerous internships all over the country - from Boston to Washington, D.C. to San Francisco.
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Thank you for considering Vermont Law School. We look forward to hearing from you soon.
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VLS Ranked Among Top for Public Interest Law
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University of Memphis School of Law
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Quinnipiac Law School
We are closed for the Holiday Break. If you need immediate assistance, please call and leave a message at 203-582-3400.
We reopen on Wednesday, January 2nd, 2008.
Thank you!
We reopen on Wednesday, January 2nd, 2008.
Thank you!
Hofstra University School of Law
Thank you for submitting your inquiry to Hofstra Law School.
University offices are closed for the holiday from Monday, December 24
thru Tuesday, January 1. When we reopen on Wednesday, January 2, 2008,
we will address your inquiry.
If you have requested a brochure for fall 2008, these materials are sent
once a week. You should be receiving a brochure within 10-15 business
days.
Answers to the most frequently asked questions can be found on our Web
site, http://law.hofstra.edu/JDAdmissions/jdadm_faq.html. If you have
asked a specific question or made a request that is out of the ordinary,
rest assured that we will do all that we can to answer your question or
fulfill your request in a timely manner.
If you would like to expedite sending an application to Hofstra Law
School, apply on-line at http://law.hofstra.edu/Apply/index.html. If
you decide to apply electronically, via LSACD or the Hofstra Law Web
site, we will waive the $60 application fee.
PRIORITY APPLICATION DEADLINES - FALL 2008
J.D. EARLY DECISION DECEMBER 1, 2007 (binding)
J.D. REGULAR ACTION priority deadline APRIL 15, 2008
LL.M. SPRING 2008 DECEMBER 1, 2007 (International Law
program only)
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International Law programs)
TRANSFER 2008 JULY 15, 2008
Upcoming open house date: Thursday, January 10, 2008 at 6:00 PM
Please visit our Web site, http://law.hofstra.edu, for an expanded list
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Hofstra University School of Law
Office of Admissions, Suite 250
121 Hofstra University
Hempstead, NY 11549
Telephone: (516) 463-5916
Fax: (516) 463-6264
E-mail: lawadmissions@Hofstra.edu
Web: http://law.Hofstra.edu
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University offices are closed for the holiday from Monday, December 24
thru Tuesday, January 1. When we reopen on Wednesday, January 2, 2008,
we will address your inquiry.
If you have requested a brochure for fall 2008, these materials are sent
once a week. You should be receiving a brochure within 10-15 business
days.
Answers to the most frequently asked questions can be found on our Web
site, http://law.hofstra.edu/JDAdmissions/jdadm_faq.html. If you have
asked a specific question or made a request that is out of the ordinary,
rest assured that we will do all that we can to answer your question or
fulfill your request in a timely manner.
If you would like to expedite sending an application to Hofstra Law
School, apply on-line at http://law.hofstra.edu/Apply/index.html. If
you decide to apply electronically, via LSACD or the Hofstra Law Web
site, we will waive the $60 application fee.
PRIORITY APPLICATION DEADLINES - FALL 2008
J.D. EARLY DECISION DECEMBER 1, 2007 (binding)
J.D. REGULAR ACTION priority deadline APRIL 15, 2008
LL.M. SPRING 2008 DECEMBER 1, 2007 (International Law
program only)
LL.M. FALL 2008 JUNE 1, 2008 (American Legal Studies and
International Law programs)
TRANSFER 2008 JULY 15, 2008
Upcoming open house date: Thursday, January 10, 2008 at 6:00 PM
Please visit our Web site, http://law.hofstra.edu, for an expanded list
of events.
Hofstra University School of Law
Office of Admissions, Suite 250
121 Hofstra University
Hempstead, NY 11549
Telephone: (516) 463-5916
Fax: (516) 463-6264
E-mail: lawadmissions@Hofstra.edu
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Indiana University School of Law
I will be out of the office until January 2, 2008. Your email will be answered as soon as possible. Thank You.
Karen Miller
Assistant Director for Admissions
Indiana University School of Law-Indianapolis
530 W. New York Street Indianapolis, IN 46202
Thank you for your interest in Indiana University School of Law - Indianapolis. I am currently out of the office. I will have limited access to email while I am away. I will begin responding to email after I return on Monday, January 3, 2008.
Karen Miller
Assistant Director for Admissions
Indiana University School of Law-Indianapolis
530 W. New York Street Indianapolis, IN 46202
Thank you for your interest in Indiana University School of Law - Indianapolis. I am currently out of the office. I will have limited access to email while I am away. I will begin responding to email after I return on Monday, January 3, 2008.
Rutgers School of Law
From: awalton (via the NCS webvacation program)
Subject: away from my mail
Rutgers School of Law - Newark will be closed from Saturday, 12/22 until Wednesday, 1/2.
I will check my email periodically and will reply to emails on occassion.
I wish you all the best in the New Year.
Subject: away from my mail
Rutgers School of Law - Newark will be closed from Saturday, 12/22 until Wednesday, 1/2.
I will check my email periodically and will reply to emails on occassion.
I wish you all the best in the New Year.
Loyola University School of Law New Orleans
What is “LPR” status?
Dean Allison-Davis
K. Michele Allison-Davis
Dean of Admissions
Loyola University New Orleans
College of Law
7214 St. Charles Ave Box 904
New Orleans LA 70118
504-861-5575
504-861-5772 (fax)
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I was an applicant whom received his LPR status in the meantime. Do I still need an I-20 Sevis if admitted to your program?
In a message dated 02/01/2008 11:01:10 Est, ladmit@loyno.edu writes:
If you are an applicant, we do not open attachments without an explanation.
K. Michele Allison-Davis
Dean of Admissions
Loyola University New Orleans
College of Law
7214 St. Charles Ave Box 904
New Orleans LA 70118
504-861-5575
504-861-5772 (fax)
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Dean Allison-Davis
K. Michele Allison-Davis
Dean of Admissions
Loyola University New Orleans
College of Law
7214 St. Charles Ave Box 904
New Orleans LA 70118
504-861-5575
504-861-5772 (fax)
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Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2008 10:05 AM
To: ladmit@loyno.edu
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I was an applicant whom received his LPR status in the meantime. Do I still need an I-20 Sevis if admitted to your program?
In a message dated 02/01/2008 11:01:10 Est, ladmit@loyno.edu writes:
If you are an applicant, we do not open attachments without an explanation.
K. Michele Allison-Davis
Dean of Admissions
Loyola University New Orleans
College of Law
7214 St. Charles Ave Box 904
New Orleans LA 70118
504-861-5575
504-861-5772 (fax)
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George Mason University School of Law
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Welcome to BC Law’s Class of 2011! We look forward to preparing you for some of the most challenging and rewarding years of your life. As one of the elite law schools in the country, we provide our diverse group of students with the opportunity to engage world class legal scholars that place the highest value on teaching.
We encourage you to become intimately familiar with our community. Feel free to explore this web site specially designed for admitted students by browsing the sections to the right. The information here will help you transition to life at BC Law. Enjoy viewing profiles, streaming videos, and making contact with faculty and current students. Visit our beautiful Newton campus while getting to know the city of Boston. Be on the lookout for information on upcoming events!
We are here to serve you. Please continue to check in with us during the coming months.
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Welcome to BC Law’s Class of 2011! We look forward to preparing you for some of the most challenging and rewarding years of your life. As one of the elite law schools in the country, we provide our diverse group of students with the opportunity to engage world class legal scholars that place the highest value on teaching.
We encourage you to become intimately familiar with our community. Feel free to explore this web site specially designed for admitted students by browsing the sections to the right. The information here will help you transition to life at BC Law. Enjoy viewing profiles, streaming videos, and making contact with faculty and current students. Visit our beautiful Newton campus while getting to know the city of Boston. Be on the lookout for information on upcoming events!
We are here to serve you. Please continue to check in with us during the coming months.
Once again, welcome to BC Law!
Video:
2008 Open House (RealPlayer required):
Welcome and Sample Class
Faculty Panel
Faculty and Students talk about what makes BC Law special.
Professor Michael Cassidy
Robert Eskridge
Colleen Parker
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Thank you for your email. The Admissions Office at Boston College Law School will be closed from Friday 12/24/07 to Monday 1/2/08. We will respond to your email as quickly as possible when we return.
Happy Holidays!
Fordham University School of Law
Fordham Law School is closed until January 2, 2008. We will respond to your email note as soon as possible after that date.
University of Minnesota School of Law
If you have not already done so, please let me know by noon, Dec. 18, if you plan to attend this meeting, and also let me know if you plan to purchase lunch.
Thanks very much.
Happy Holidays everyone.
Judy Dixon, Assistant to Thomas L. McGovern III
HOGAN & HARTSON LLP
Columbia Square, 555 Thirteenth Street, NW, Washington, DC 20004
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CHANGES TO THE SAFETY ACT
At the December 19, 2007 meeting of the ABA Homeland Security Committee, we will be discussing the interim FAR rule to implement the SAFETY Act. (See background at the bottom of this e-mail.) Co-Chair Paul Haseman and Mark Robertson will lead the discussion. Mark Robertson is the former Associate General Counsel for the DHS Science & Technology Directorate and a founding member of Klitenic Robertson PLLC and KR Security LLC. Based on comments received to date, Paul has taken the lead in preparing a draft of the ABA’s comments on the rule, which are attached. (For internal ABA coordination purposes, draft comments must be submitted for ABA/PCL Council review by 24 December.)
Even if you cannot make the meeting on December 19, your written comments on the FAR interim regulation or draft comments are solicited. Also, if you would like to assist in preparing the next draft of the comments, please contact Paul Haseman at pbhaseman@raytheon.com or 303-344-6102.
Best regards,
Co-Chairs Paul Haseman and Tom McGovern
(See attached file: FAR SAFETY Act Regs (Interim 7 Nov 07).doc)
(See attached file: FAR SAFETY Draft Comments)
Date: Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Time: 12:00-12:30 lunch, 12:30–1:30 Program
Location: Hogan and Hartson LLP, 555 - 13th St, NW
(Concourse level – immediately adjacent to the City Club)
Lunch will be served at the price of $7.00 per person. Cash only please.
Dial-in info for those who are unable to attend is as follows:
888-387-2905
Conference Code: 202-637-5784
We look forward to seeing you at the meeting. If anyone wishes to participate by telephone, the dial-in number is 888-387-2905, conference code 202-637-5784; the phone line will be open at approximately 12:15. In addition, if you know of anyone else who would be interested in participating in the Committee, please let us know so that we may invite them as well.
Please RSVP to Judy Dixon at jadixon@hhlaw.com or (202) 637-7151 and let her know whether you will be attending the meeting, or participating by phone.
(If you can’t make the December meeting, the next meeting of the committee will be held at Noon on February 20, 2008 at Hogan and Hartson, LLP.)
Judy Dixon, Assistant to Thomas L. McGovern III
HOGAN & HARTSON LLP
Columbia Square, 555 Thirteenth Street, NW, Washington, DC 20004
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BACKGROUND ON THE SAFETY ACT AND INTERIM RULE
The Civilian Agency Acquisition Council and the Defense Acquisition Regulations Council (“Councils”) have agreed on an interim rule amending the FAR to implement the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) regulations on the Support Antiterrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies (“SAFETY”) Act of 2002, (6 USC 441–444). As part of the Homeland Security Act of 2002, Congress enacted liability protections for providers of certain anti-terrorism technologies. The SAFETY Act provides incentives for the development and deployment of antiterrorism technologies by creating a system of ‘‘risk management’’ and a system of ‘‘litigation management.’’ The SAFETY Act applies to a broad range of technologies, including products, services, and software, or combinations thereof, as long as DHS determines that a technology merits designation. The purpose of the SAFETY Act is to ensure that the threat of liability does not deter potential manufacturers or sellers of anti-terrorism technologies from developing, deploying, and commercializing technologies that could save lives. In June 2006, DHS issued a final rule addressing liability limitations and the establishment of "SAFETY Act designations" and "SAFETY Act certifications" for technology that is Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology. The interim rule intended to integrate the SAFETY Act’s benefits and DHS's rules into the federal acquisition system so that the Government can procure necessary anti-terrorism technologies. Among other things, the interim rule adds a new FAR Subpart 50.1 (Extraordinary Contractual Actions) and Subpart 50.2 (Support of Anti-terrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies Act of 2002), which includes the policy statement for implementing the SAFETY Act in 50.204 and the SAFETY Act considerations that must be included in acquisition planning, in 50.205.
The interim rule also includes a clause to implement the SAFETY Act rules.
This interim rule impacts 48 CFR Parts 1, 17, 18, 28, 32, 33, 43, 50 and 52. The interim rule was published in 72 Fed. Reg. 63027 on November 7, 2007.
Please review the interim rule to determine whether comments are warranted:
(a) to address perceived issues in the interim rule, or
(b) to support or applaud agency efforts reflected in the interim rule.
In order to meet the deadline for comments of January 7, 2008, Committee intends on taking one of the following actions no later than December 24, 2007: (1) provide draft comments, if any; (2) indicate that the interim rule should receive the Section's affirmative support (in which case we will coordinate on a brief letter); or (3) indicate that no action should be taken.
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CHANGES TO THE SAFETY ACT
At the December 19, 2007 meeting of the ABA Homeland Security Committee, we will be discussing the interim FAR rule to implement the SAFETY Act. (See background at the bottom of this e-mail.) Co-Chair Paul Haseman and Mark Robertson will lead the discussion. Mark Robertson is the former Associate General Counsel for the DHS Science & Technology Directorate and a founding member of Klitenic Robertson PLLC and KR Security LLC. Based on comments received to date, Paul has taken the lead in preparing a draft of the ABA’s comments on the rule, which are attached. (For internal ABA coordination purposes, draft comments must be submitted for ABA/PCL Council review by 24 December.)
Even if you cannot make the meeting on December 19, your written comments on the FAR interim regulation or draft comments are solicited. Also, if you would like to assist in preparing the next draft of the comments, please contact Paul Haseman at pbhaseman@raytheon.com or 303-344-6102.
Best regards,
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(See attached file: FAR SAFETY Act Regs (Interim 7 Nov 07).doc)
(See attached file: FAR SAFETY Draft Comments)
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BACKGROUND ON THE SAFETY ACT AND INTERIM RULE
The Civilian Agency Acquisition Council and the Defense Acquisition Regulations Council (“Councils”) have agreed on an interim rule amending the FAR to implement the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) regulations on the Support Antiterrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies (“SAFETY”) Act of 2002, (6 USC 441–444). As part of the Homeland Security Act of 2002, Congress enacted liability protections for providers of certain anti-terrorism technologies. The SAFETY Act provides incentives for the development and deployment of antiterrorism technologies by creating a system of ‘‘risk management’’ and a system of ‘‘litigation management.’’ The SAFETY Act applies to a broad range of technologies, including products, services, and software, or combinations thereof, as long as DHS determines that a technology merits designation. The purpose of the SAFETY Act is to ensure that the threat of liability does not deter potential manufacturers or sellers of anti-terrorism technologies from developing, deploying, and commercializing technologies that could save lives. In June 2006, DHS issued a final rule addressing liability limitations and the establishment of "SAFETY Act designations" and "SAFETY Act certifications" for technology that is Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology. The interim rule intended to integrate the SAFETY Act’s benefits and DHS's rules into the federal acquisition system so that the Government can procure necessary anti-terrorism technologies. Among other things, the interim rule adds a new FAR Subpart 50.1 (Extraordinary Contractual Actions) and Subpart 50.2 (Support of Anti-terrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies Act of 2002), which includes the policy statement for implementing the SAFETY Act in 50.204 and the SAFETY Act considerations that must be included in acquisition planning, in 50.205.
The interim rule also includes a clause to implement the SAFETY Act rules.
This interim rule impacts 48 CFR Parts 1, 17, 18, 28, 32, 33, 43, 50 and 52. The interim rule was published in 72 Fed. Reg. 63027 on November 7, 2007.
Please review the interim rule to determine whether comments are warranted:
(a) to address perceived issues in the interim rule, or
(b) to support or applaud agency efforts reflected in the interim rule.
In order to meet the deadline for comments of January 7, 2008, Committee intends on taking one of the following actions no later than December 24, 2007: (1) provide draft comments, if any; (2) indicate that the interim rule should receive the Section's affirmative support (in which case we will coordinate on a brief letter); or (3) indicate that no action should be taken.
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Subj: [Dis-res] RDDR November 26 - December 3, 2007
Recent Developments in Dispute Resolution
Willamette University College of Law
Center for Dispute Resolution
November 26, 2007 through December 3, 2007
Arbitration: Employee agreed to arbitration clause by continuing
employment with firm, binding on both parties constitutes consideration.
(6th Cir.)
Arbitration: The right to pursue binding arbitration does not extend to
third parties unless the contract unambiguously expresses that intent.
(Miss.)
Arbitration: Service of suit/consent to jurisdiction provision in contract
does not override contractual agreement to arbitrate. (Pa. Super)
Arbitration: Party must object to an arbitration clause before or during
the arbitration, not after; objection only on appeal to vacate is not
sufficient. (Conn. App.)
Seawright v. American General Financial Services, Inc.,
2007 WL 3341692 (6th Cir., November 13, 2007)
American General Financial Services (“AGF”) instituted an Employee Dispute
Resolution Program. AGF circulated a brochure, which explained the program
was the sole means of resolving all employee-employer disputes. The
brochure declared that continuing employment with AGF constituted
acceptance of the agreement. Seawright was fired, after which she filed a
claim for wrongful termination, and the trial court held Seawright was not
required to arbitrated. AGF appealed, and Seawright argued that she had
not assented to arbitration; that there was no bargained-for exchange; and
the agreement was adhesionary and unconscionable. The 6th Circuit held 1)
Tennessee law recognized acceptance through action and thus continuing
employment was sufficient to indicate that assent, 2) the requirement to
arbitrate was binding on both parties and this constituted valuable
consideration, 3) where Seawright showed no evidence that she’d be unable
to find comparable employment the contract was not adhesionary, and 4)
mere unequal bargaining power does not constitute procedural
unconscionability. (DA).
Full text of the opinion available on Westlaw
Qualcomm v. American Wireless License Group, LLC, 2007 WL 3378563 (Miss.,
Nov. 15, 2007)
Leap, a subsidiary of Qualcomm, agreed to give American Wireless License
Group (AWG) 1.9 million shares of stock in exchange for wireless telephone
licenses. The agreement contained a clause providing that either the
buyer (AWG) or seller (Leap) could elect to resolve disputes through
binding arbitration. After the transfer, AWG began selling the stock on
the public market. The shareholders who purchased the stock sued Leap and
Qualcomm alleging failure to disclose material facts that adversely
affected the value of the stock. Qualcomm moved to compel arbitration,
but was denied, and subsequently appealed. The Court held that the
language of the arbitration provision extended only to Leap and AWG as
corporate entities. The parties to the contract did not agree to extend
to third parties the benefit of the arbitration clause. Neither Leap nor
Qualcomm sold stock to the shareholders. The contract between Leap and AWG
did not extend to the shareholders who bought stock from AWG. (AH)
The full text of the opinion may be found on Westlaw.
Gaffer Ins. Co. v. Discover Reinsurance Co., 2007 WL 3408637 (Pa. Super.,
Nov. 16, 2007)
Gaffer Ins. Co. (Gaffer) and Discover Reinsurance Co. (Discover) agreed to
an insurance contract. The contract contained a mandatory arbitration
clause and, because Gaffer was a foreign company, a service of
suit/consent to jurisdiction provision. The arbitration clause called for
any disputes between the parties to be settled by arbitration, “unless
both parties agreed otherwise”. Gaffer and Discover had a disagreement
over money and Gaffer sued Discover in the Lackawanna County,
Pennsylvania. Discover moved for the court to compel arbitration under the
contract. The court denied Discover’s motion and the company appealed. The
Pennsylvania Superior Court reversed rejecting Gaffer’s argument that the
service of suit clause was precisely why the arbitration clause stated
that “both parties could agree otherwise” instead of arbitrating. The
Court reasoned that the contract should be interpreted broadly to give
meaning to all its clauses, and found the service of suit provision was
simply to provide a means of service for court issues that might arise
under the contract. The provision did not negate the arbitration clause,
the Court said, because doing so would have made the arbitration clause
ineffectual. (BR)
Full text of the opinion is available online at Westlaw.
MBNA America Bank v. Bailey, 2007 WL 3355482 (Conn.App., November 20, 2007).
Defendant Bailey received an MBNA credit card, and after beginning use, an
arbitration clause amending the contract was included in papers
accompanying a bill. Bailey never signed the amendment but did continue to
use the card, which was considered assent. Bailey charged $8500.00 on his
MBNA credit card and failed to make payments. MBNA sent notice to Bailey
and initiated arbitration proceedings for default on the debt. Bailey
never challenged the arbitration or presented any objection. Arbitrator
found for MBNA, and MBNA filed for judgment in Connecticut Superior Court.
Bailey then challenged MBNA’s course of action ( months after the judgment
of the arbitrator). The court affirmed after denying Bailey’s motion to
dismiss for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. The trial court held the
time to raise a contract’s arbitrable quality is before or during
arbitration in order to preserve the ability of the court to hear the
dispute. Appellate court affirmed the lower court’s decision and affirmed
the award to MBNA. (JS)
Full text of the opinion may be found online at Westlaw.
Fall Editor: Kattarina Simons
Faculty Advisors: Richard Birke/A. Lee Jordan
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Subj: [Dis-res] RDDR November 26 - December 3, 2007
Recent Developments in Dispute Resolution
Willamette University College of Law
Center for Dispute Resolution
November 26, 2007 through December 3, 2007
Arbitration: Employee agreed to arbitration clause by continuing
employment with firm, binding on both parties constitutes consideration.
(6th Cir.)
Arbitration: The right to pursue binding arbitration does not extend to
third parties unless the contract unambiguously expresses that intent.
(Miss.)
Arbitration: Service of suit/consent to jurisdiction provision in contract
does not override contractual agreement to arbitrate. (Pa. Super)
Arbitration: Party must object to an arbitration clause before or during
the arbitration, not after; objection only on appeal to vacate is not
sufficient. (Conn. App.)
Seawright v. American General Financial Services, Inc.,
2007 WL 3341692 (6th Cir., November 13, 2007)
American General Financial Services (“AGF”) instituted an Employee Dispute
Resolution Program. AGF circulated a brochure, which explained the program
was the sole means of resolving all employee-employer disputes. The
brochure declared that continuing employment with AGF constituted
acceptance of the agreement. Seawright was fired, after which she filed a
claim for wrongful termination, and the trial court held Seawright was not
required to arbitrated. AGF appealed, and Seawright argued that she had
not assented to arbitration; that there was no bargained-for exchange; and
the agreement was adhesionary and unconscionable. The 6th Circuit held 1)
Tennessee law recognized acceptance through action and thus continuing
employment was sufficient to indicate that assent, 2) the requirement to
arbitrate was binding on both parties and this constituted valuable
consideration, 3) where Seawright showed no evidence that she’d be unable
to find comparable employment the contract was not adhesionary, and 4)
mere unequal bargaining power does not constitute procedural
unconscionability. (DA).
Full text of the opinion available on Westlaw
Qualcomm v. American Wireless License Group, LLC, 2007 WL 3378563 (Miss.,
Nov. 15, 2007)
Leap, a subsidiary of Qualcomm, agreed to give American Wireless License
Group (AWG) 1.9 million shares of stock in exchange for wireless telephone
licenses. The agreement contained a clause providing that either the
buyer (AWG) or seller (Leap) could elect to resolve disputes through
binding arbitration. After the transfer, AWG began selling the stock on
the public market. The shareholders who purchased the stock sued Leap and
Qualcomm alleging failure to disclose material facts that adversely
affected the value of the stock. Qualcomm moved to compel arbitration,
but was denied, and subsequently appealed. The Court held that the
language of the arbitration provision extended only to Leap and AWG as
corporate entities. The parties to the contract did not agree to extend
to third parties the benefit of the arbitration clause. Neither Leap nor
Qualcomm sold stock to the shareholders. The contract between Leap and AWG
did not extend to the shareholders who bought stock from AWG. (AH)
The full text of the opinion may be found on Westlaw.
Gaffer Ins. Co. v. Discover Reinsurance Co., 2007 WL 3408637 (Pa. Super.,
Nov. 16, 2007)
Gaffer Ins. Co. (Gaffer) and Discover Reinsurance Co. (Discover) agreed to
an insurance contract. The contract contained a mandatory arbitration
clause and, because Gaffer was a foreign company, a service of
suit/consent to jurisdiction provision. The arbitration clause called for
any disputes between the parties to be settled by arbitration, “unless
both parties agreed otherwise”. Gaffer and Discover had a disagreement
over money and Gaffer sued Discover in the Lackawanna County,
Pennsylvania. Discover moved for the court to compel arbitration under the
contract. The court denied Discover’s motion and the company appealed. The
Pennsylvania Superior Court reversed rejecting Gaffer’s argument that the
service of suit clause was precisely why the arbitration clause stated
that “both parties could agree otherwise” instead of arbitrating. The
Court reasoned that the contract should be interpreted broadly to give
meaning to all its clauses, and found the service of suit provision was
simply to provide a means of service for court issues that might arise
under the contract. The provision did not negate the arbitration clause,
the Court said, because doing so would have made the arbitration clause
ineffectual. (BR)
Full text of the opinion is available online at Westlaw.
MBNA America Bank v. Bailey, 2007 WL 3355482 (Conn.App., November 20, 2007).
Defendant Bailey received an MBNA credit card, and after beginning use, an
arbitration clause amending the contract was included in papers
accompanying a bill. Bailey never signed the amendment but did continue to
use the card, which was considered assent. Bailey charged $8500.00 on his
MBNA credit card and failed to make payments. MBNA sent notice to Bailey
and initiated arbitration proceedings for default on the debt. Bailey
never challenged the arbitration or presented any objection. Arbitrator
found for MBNA, and MBNA filed for judgment in Connecticut Superior Court.
Bailey then challenged MBNA’s course of action ( months after the judgment
of the arbitrator). The court affirmed after denying Bailey’s motion to
dismiss for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. The trial court held the
time to raise a contract’s arbitrable quality is before or during
arbitration in order to preserve the ability of the court to hear the
dispute. Appellate court affirmed the lower court’s decision and affirmed
the award to MBNA. (JS)
Full text of the opinion may be found online at Westlaw.
Fall Editor: Kattarina Simons
Faculty Advisors: Richard Birke/A. Lee Jordan
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