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My read of that contract (and it's a pretty standard term) is that you're just splitting the invoices for costs/fees from the arbitration provider. This has not
by thathndude 4y ago
My read of that contract (and it's a pretty standard term) is that you're just splitting the invoices for costs/fees from the arbitration provider. This has nothing to do with respective attorneys' fees.
However, that can still limit your upside. If the arbitration fees are $5,000, then you're paying $2,500 win, lose, or draw, and so that has to be factored into your calculations.
- encryptluks2 4y agoIt needs to be factored into the law and forced arbitration clauses need to be abolished.