Bass, Berry & Sims attorneys Bob Horton and Kimberly Veirs contributed an article for Practical Law on Tennessee laws related to the mutual agreements to arbitrate employment-related disputes. The article outlines key differences between federal and Tennessee arbitration law and cites several cases interpreting these statutes. Bob and Kimberly also provided sample language for a Tennessee-specific agreement to arbitrate employment-related claims that can be used by employers with employees in Tennessee.

The full article, “Mutual Agreement to Arbitrate Employment-Related Disputes (TN),” was published by Practical Law and is available in the PDF below. Bob and Kimberly also contributed the article “Mandatory Arbitration of Employment-Related Claims (TN),” for Practical Law.

Practical Law is a resource of Thomson Reuters that provides online resources for attorneys practicing in in-house corporate law departments and law firms within the U.S. and globally who have an interest in U.S. and transnational law. Often the content is designed to provide jurisdiction-specific guidance on a variety of legal topics.

Download Document – Practical Law: Mutual Agreement to Arbitrate Employment-Related Disputes (TN)