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Confidentiality in arbitration
One of the many perceived advantages of commercial arbitration is that the hearings are in private and the pleadings, evidence, names of the parties and even the fact that there is an arbitration, are all confidential. But there are exceptions, writes Earl Cherniak in an article for AdvocateDaily.com.
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