Arbitration clauses in hotel contracts.: An article from: Association Management

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From the supplier: Associations are usually offered the possibility of including an arbitration clause when signing hotel contracts. Associations may choose not to waive their right to litigation, which allows them to choose the forum for dispute resolution, the right to a jury trial and use of the rules of discovery. The main advantage of arbitration is that it is usually faster than litigation. Another alternative to arbitration is mediation, in which a mediator makes non-binding recommendations to resolve disputes.

Citation Details
Title: Arbitration clauses in hotel contracts.
Author: George D. Webster
Publication:Association Management (Magazine/Journal)
Date: November 1, 1995
Publisher: American Society of Association Executives
Volume: v47 Issue: n11 Page: p86(2)

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