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I'm not sure if arbitration would be considered a "legal proceeding" - it's a defined process that both parties agreed to upon entering into the agreement in th
by Ancapistani 4y ago
I'm not sure if arbitration would be considered a "legal proceeding" - it's a defined process that both parties agreed to upon entering into the agreement in the first place.
It's "legally binding", yes... but so is the initial contract.
- 4364Synapse 4y agoHmm, that's a point I hadn't considered. Thank you.
- henryfjordan 4y agoI don't know if this document applies to you but it pretty directly suggests arbitration or mediation as opposed to a full-fledged lawsuit: > 7. In seeking to achieve a settlement, the Christian is committed to going the second mile. The Christian should support various alternatives to litigation such as arbitration and meditation. http://www.anabaptistwiki.org/mediawiki/index.php/The_Use_of_the_Law_(Mennonite_Church,_1981) http://www.anabaptistwiki.org/mediawiki/index.php/The_Use_of... For anyone else reading, the link might explain some of the philosophy.