· 2/15/1868
Williams v. Greiner
Citations
- 20 La. 151
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- holding that arbitration clauses are valid provided that they allow an employee to effectively vindicate his statutory rights
- arbitration provision not illusory where agreement provided that arbitration “will survive any expiration or termination of this Agreement,” thereby precluding defendant from “avoid[ing] arbitration . . . by unilaterally changing [the agreement’s] terms”
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