Illinois SB2162 amends the Uniform Arbitration Act to clarify procedures for arbitration, including notice requirements, sanctions for breaches, and.
Illinois SB2162 amends the Uniform Arbitration Act to enhance clarity and fairness in arbitration proceedings. It specifies that parties must be served with a notice or demand for arbitration in the same manner as a summons or by registered or certified mail, return receipt requested. If a party fails to apply to stay arbitration within 20 days, they are precluded from objecting to the arbitration agreement or asserting a statute of limitations defense. The bill also mandates that arbitrators provide invoices for fees and costs to all parties involved.
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