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Sep 18, 2013

Can You Arbitrate Where You Want To?

Authored by: Darren Rowles A forum selection clause is a contractual provision designating a certain state or court as the jurisdiction in which the parties will resolve disputes arising out of their contract.  These clauses are very common in the construction industry.  Just as common are agreements to arbitrate disputes arising out of the contract, which may also select where the dispute will be heard.  If, for example, a Georgia company enters into contracts to perform work outside of the state, it might still want its contract to include a provision indicating that all disputes relating to the contract are… Read more