Editor’s note: This article describes a hypothetical situation.
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Bob utters two mantras when he wakes up and when he goes to sleep: (a) the parties should design their arbitration to meet their needs; and (b) arbitration is supposed to speed up dispute resolution. So when it came time to draft an arbitration agreement for his client, Arthur—the manufacturer of equipment that makes drones go up and then come down—it was not surprising Bob combined these two mantras into one:
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