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Clarifying “the amount due from the owner to the contractor” under Section 30 of the Mechanics Lien Act: GX Chicago, LLC v. Galaxy Environmental, Inc. By Steve Mroczkowski & Thomas A. Christensen Commercial Banking, Collections, and Bankruptcy, March 2016 Are sub-subcontractors entitled to access the pool of funds owed to a general contractor by an owner? Are they limited in their recovery to funds available to their immediate contractor?
Clarifying “the amount due from the owner to the contractor” under Section 30 of the Mechanics Lien Act: GX Chicago, LLC v. Galaxy Environmental, Inc. By Steve Mroczkowski & Thomas A. Christensen Construction Law, January 2016 Are sub-subcontractors entitled to access the pool of funds owed to a general contractor by an owner? Are they limited in their recovery to funds available to their immediate contractor?
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Cases By Megan Boan & Steve Mroczkowski Alternative Dispute Resolution, May 2007 Bono brought a defamation suit against David relating to a joint development project.
Happenings By Megan Boan & Steve Mroczkowski Alternative Dispute Resolution, May 2007 March 13, 2007 -- The American Arbitration Association presented its Distinguished Public Service Award, in recognition of contributions made to the AAA-administered hurricane mediation programs in Louisiana and Mississippi, to three deserving recipients—the first an educational institution, the second a governmental entity, the third a private-sector firm.
Cases By Megan Boan & Steve Mroczkowski Alternative Dispute Resolution, March 2007 Volkswagen of American and Sud’s of Peoria signed a construction agreement which contained an arbitration clause, a loan agreement, and an agreement to facilitate the opening of a Volkswagen dealership.
International ADR happenings By Steve Mroczkowski Alternative Dispute Resolution, March 2007 The United Nations’ highest court exonerated Serbia of direct responsibility for genocide in Bosnia in the early 1990s but ruled that Serbia failed to prevent the genocidal slaughter of Bosnian Muslims at Srebrenica.
Advancing conflict resolution in the business sector By Steve Mroczkowski Alternative Dispute Resolution, February 2007 The following is a summary of the key points of an article taken from the Winter 2005 issue of ACRESOLUTION.
Cases By Megan Boan & Steve Mroczkowski Alternative Dispute Resolution, February 2007 Subscribers entered into cable television contracts with Comcast. Comcast mailed notices that modified the contracts to include an arbitration clause.
International happenings By Steve Mroczkowski Alternative Dispute Resolution, February 2007 The International Centre for Dispute Resolution, the international division of the American Arbitration Association, hosted a delegation of representatives from the Inter-American Commercial Arbitration Commission (IACAC) and members of the American Chambers of Commerce (AMCHAMs) of Latin America (AACCLA).
Mediation: A distinct profession By Steve Mroczkowski Alternative Dispute Resolution, February 2007 In 2002, the American Bar Association’s Section of Dispute Resolution adopted a policy stating that, conducted properly, mediation is not the practice of law.
Arbitration preferred in domain name disputes By Steve Mroczkowski Alternative Dispute Resolution, November 2006 According to a recent article* by Sheri Qualters of The National Law Journal, Internet domain name arbitration disputes have risen nearly a quarter since January 2005.
Case summaries By Steve Mroczkowski Alternative Dispute Resolution, November 2006 Recent cases of interest to ADR practitioners.
Hamline University School of Law offers mediation case law project Web site By Steve Mroczkowski Alternative Dispute Resolution, November 2006 “Learning about the mediation process by studying the adversarial opinion that the ADR process was designed to avoid may be ironic, but it can be productive.
Arbitration: Why some general counsel have mixed feelings By Steve Mroczkowski Alternative Dispute Resolution, September 2006 In a recent article appearing on law.com entitled “Arbitration’s Fall from Grace,” Lou Whiteman commented on the waning popularity of arbitration in the eyes of some corporate counsel in the United States.
International alternative dispute resolution By Steve Mroczkowski Alternative Dispute Resolution, September 2006 Organizations such as the American Arbitration Association and the International Centre for Dispute Resolution (the international division of the AAA) have already taken action to promote Alternative Dispute Resolution internationally.

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