THE SIXTH CIRCUIT FINDS AN EMPLOYMENT ARBITRATION AGREEMENT INSUFFICIENT TO EFFECTIVELY VINDICATE AN EMPLOYEE'S TITLE VII CLAIMS BECAUSE OF THE EMPLOYER'S EXCLUSIVE CONTROL OVER SELECTION OF POTENTIAL ARBITRATORS - Journal of American Arbitration (JAA) - Vol. 3, No. 1

Author(s): 

Justine P. Avtjoglou

Page Count: 

7 pages

Published: 

March, 2004

Jurisdictions: 

United States

Practice Areas: 

Authority of the Arbitral Tribunal,

Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals,

Agreement to Arbitrate,

Court Decisions

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I. OVERVIEW 

II. THE COURT’S DECISION 

A. Meijer’s Preliminary Arguments 

B. The Central Issue 

C. The Determination of Severability Remanded