FloridaArbitrationLaw.com was created in April 2006 in light of the weekly developments in Florida law involving the enforcement of arbitration. More recently, we have also seen a growth in appeals from arbitration. This trend has been growing for several years and has become its own niche practice area.

While Florida seems to be on the cutting edge of these legal issues, other state and federal courts have provided some useful persuasive authorities which are also discussed.

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