Uniform Arbitration Act
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The Uniform Arbitration Act is one of the uniform acts that attempt to harmonize the law in force in the fifty U.S. states. The "Uniform Arbitration Act", is a statute that was adopted by Congress in 2000 and requires states to adopt their own version of it.
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