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Mediation and Arbitration News

• An Investment Wipeout That Didn’t Have to Happen
  An investor won an arbitration case over money lost in a complex security. But he’s still angry at financial institutions. […]
• DEALBOOK; Former Catcher for Red Sox Wins Case Against Merrill Lynch Adviser
  Arbitration panel awards former Boston Red Sox catcher Doug Mirabelli and his wife more than $1.2 million in damages and fees in his dispute with Phil Scott, one of Bank of America Merrill Lynch's financial advisors. Photo (M)/ […]
• Venezuela to Quit World Bank Arbitration Body
  Venezuela’s decision to leave the World Bank’s arbitration body would affect more than a dozen foreign companies that have unsettled disputes with the government. […]
• Rights in the Workplace
  In a sound ruling, the National Labor Relations Board concluded that employees’ federal right to engage in concerted action trumps any arbitration agreement that bars group claims. […]
• In Citigroup Case, a Risk Rating Investors Didn’t See — Fair Game
  Citigroup didn’t succeed in a challenge of an arbitration panel’s decision in favor of two investors. But in the process, the bank laid bare some of its inner workings. […]
• Venezuela Vows to Reject Arbitration Ruling in Exxon Case
  Exxon sought as much as $12 billion in compensation after President Hugo Chávez ordered the nationalization of the Cerro Negro oil project in 2007. […]