#arbitration

#arbitration

The 10th NHL game has long been a milestone of sorts for young players looking to break into the league, especially teenagers. That's because it's an indication of whether the player is ready to play at the sport's highest level or if he needs more time to develop. A team that thinks the player needs more time to develop will often decide to send the player back to his junior team before that 10th game, preserving the first year of the player's entry-level contract (ELC) for another season.

As the playoffs continue to roll on for the 8 remaining MLB teams, the off-season is off and running for other teams. Not yet in terms of action but more in terms of preparation. Many decisions have to be made, especially early in the off-season. One of the bigger decisions facing all MLB teams is who, of their controllable players, will they tender contracts too.

The Federal Circuit's ruling in Acorda v. Alkermes showed reluctance to engage with non-patent patent cases, emphasizing a focus on jurisdictional limitations.

"Tesla produced one witness: a Field Technical Specialist who admitted he hadn't checked what equipment shipped with our car, hadn't reviewed our driving logs, and didn't know details about the FSD system installed on our car, if any."

The board filed a petition Tuesday, alleging that a neutral umpire appointed as one of three arbitrators should be disqualified due to proof of his appearance of impropriety and clear apparent bias and partiality.