This case arose out of a grievance filed by Theresa Taylor, a blind vending machine operator, with the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD) over the DWD’s decision to award Jocelyn Belsha, another blind applicant, a bid to operate the vending machine at the Racine/Sturtevant correctional facility over Taylor.
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This article was first published on the Securities Arbitration Alert blog, here. Introduction Industry-sponsored arbitration has long been the only option for investors who have claims against their financial advisors...
By Courtney M. Werning, David Neuman, Jorge L. Riera, Michael S. EdmistonIn Benke v Loblaw Companies Limited, 2022 ABQB 461, Justice Feasby called for a “culture change” in the courts to “create an environment promoting timely and affordable access to the civil...
By Lisa C. MunroFrom January to December 2020, Daniel Urbas shared one hundred and fifty-five (155) notes on recent Canadian court decisions, highlighting the most current reasoning and practical applications of arbitral rules...
By Daniel Urbas
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