Rhode Island H7645 extends the time for a party to apply for a stay of arbitration to 180 days, invalidates penalties for seeking legal.
Rhode Island H7645 amends arbitration laws by extending the period for a party to apply for a stay of arbitration to 180 days. It also invalidates any agreement provision that penalizes a party for seeking legal representation. Additionally, the bill mandates that arbitrators provide notice of default to a party who fails to pay arbitration fees. This act is set to take effect on January 1, 2027.
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