Editor’s note: This article describes a hypothetical situation.
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Bob has studied the rules of various arbitration providers. He knows an effective advocate chooses the arbitration forum that offers the rules best suited for the particular controversy. So, for instance, “If you want depositions, why not pick an arbitration forum whose rules expressly allow depositions?” Always the riddler, Bob put this question on his office wall.
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