November 23, 2018 | New York Law Journal
The Real Cost of Mandatory ArbitrationADR is an excellent avenue to elect when both parties truly elect it. Arbitrators handling matters as a function of unequal bargaining power ought to be vigilant in policing employers who may not take the matter as seriously as they would had the case proceeded in traditional litigation.
By Kimberly Kalmanson and Randi M. Cohen
7 minute read
February 15, 2017 | Legaltech News
Class Action/Mandatory Arbitration Provisions a Key TCCWNA Defense for Online RetailersThe third in a series on the national effect of New Jersey's TCCWNA statute discusses what to include in online retail contracts and notices.
By Deborah Renner, BakerHostetler, and Kimberly Kalmanson, Kalmanson Law Office
10 minute read
December 15, 2016 | Legaltech News
TCCWNA Class Claims and the Continuing Question of Article III StandingDoes the TCCWNA statute have teeth in a post-'Spokeo' world in which injury is required for Article III standing? A look at recent cases.
By By Deborah Renner, Baker & Hostetler, and Kimberly Kalmanson, Kalmanson Law Office
12 minute read
October 27, 2016 | Legaltech News
Online Sellers Beware: New Jersey's Consumer Contract Statute Casts a Broad NetThe TCCWNA is providing headaches to companies involved in New Jersey selling or nationwide online contracts, warranties and notices.
By Deborah Renner, BakerHostetler, and Kimberly Kalmanson, Kalmanson Law Office
9 minute read