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In this episode of the Arbitration Conversation Amy interviews Richard Ormond and Jake Stango, the founders of ejudicate.com, an online arbitration service provider (a new ODR start-up) based in Los Angeles, California (learn more at http://ejudicate.com).
The discussion focuses on B2B online arbitration (OArb), describing their process, their reasons for founding the company, and how text-based arbitration can be both fair and efficient.
By Richard Ormond, Jake Stango, Amy Schmitz
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