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Developing Guidance for Binding Arbitration: Handbook for Federal Agencies
This Handbook is designed to do several things: (1) serve as a practical introduction to binding arbitration; (2) set out the ADRA requirements for federal agencies' use of binding arbitration; (3) introduce the issues which an agency should consider before drafting its arbitration guidance or participating in binding arbitration; and (4) outline Department of Justice requirements for an agency's arbitration guidance.  

Dispute Resolution Eval Report of New Jersey
The Automobile Insurance Cost Reduction Act, P.L., 1998, c. 21 as amended c. 22 (enacted May 19, 1998) (AICRA), specifically N.J.S.A. 39:6A-5.1 established a new statutory framework for alternate dispute resolution of automobile insurance PIP claims.   

Empirical Data on Employer Gains From Compulsory Binding Arbitration
Legal costs in the United States are enormous. As pointed out by the Commission on the Future of Worker Management Relations, one of the major causes of the extraordinary legal costs in the U.S. “is the explosion of litigation under laws that rely in whole or in part on individual lawsuits for enforcement. It has been suggested that one way to reduce litigation would be through the implementation of alternative dispute resolution (ADR).  

FAA Wm Webster Keynote Speech 2005
From the beginning, the federal courts showed great hesitancy in becoming an automatic path of review for arbitral determinations and awards. Congress apparently wanted both to limit attempts to appeal to the district court and at the same time protect against misconduct by the arbitrator, including corruption, fraud, undue means, evident partiality, exceeding powers and the like.  

Federal Uniform Arbitration Act Revised
This text of the Uniform Arbitration Act (adopted by the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws in 1955, amended in 1956, and approved by the House of Delegates of the American Bar Association on August 25, 1955, and August 30, 1956) has been reprinted with brackets as in the original printed version enclosing language that the commissioners suggest be used by states desiring to do so.  

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