Despite Successes in Fending Off Claims Based on Actual Authority, Franchisors Still Face Difficulties in Defending Claims Based on Ostensible Authority by Charles G. Miller June 2017 – The recent settlement last year of a class action against McDonald’s Corp. for $3.75 million based on claims that McDonald’s Corp. was liable for Labor Code violations […]
Author: Charles Miller
Dine & Dash Arbitration Style: What Happens When One Side Doesn’t Pay the Arbitrator – by co-author Charles G. Miller
Dine & Dash Arbitration Style: What Happens When One Side Doesn’t Pay the Arbitrator by Charles G. Miller (co-author) Spring 2017 – Ever since Congress enacted the Federal Arbitration Act, it has been the national policy of the United States to favor arbitration. Southland Corp. v. Keating, 465 U.S. 1, 10 (1984). Where an agreement […]
