FRB Partner Bart Eagle Featured in NYSBA’s New York Dispute Resolution Lawyer on Preserving the Right to Arbitrate

FRB Partner Bart Eagle was recently featured in the New York State Bar Association’s New York Dispute Resolution Lawyer section, where he examines a critical issue in litigation strategy: when a party may unintentionally waive its right to arbitrate.  

In the article, Bart breaks down how litigation conduct, such as motion practice, delays, and participation in court proceedings, can impact a party’s ability to enforce an arbitration clause. 

Learn more and read the full article here. 

For guidance on preserving arbitration rights and navigating the strategic interplay between litigation and arbitration, contact FRB’s Litigation & Dispute Resolution Practice Group at (212) 295-8476 or by filling out the form below. 

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