Courts generally favor contractual arbitration clauses. The reason is that they (in theory at least) save litigants’ time and money and also reduce court congestion. Arbitration provisions appear in varied business settings ranging from franchise agreements and personal services contracts to employment agreements and most everything in between. Willis v. Captain D’s , 2015 IL App (5th) 140234-U examines an arbitration clause in the employment contract …
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