...trouble and expense of "appealing" the decision by starting over again in court. See Rosenberg & Schubin, Trial By Lawyer: Compulsory Arbitration of Small Claims in Pennsylvania, 74 HARV. L. REV. 448, 467-68 (1961). One study concludes that most arbitration decisions in cases involving more than $2,000...

...from between twenty-four and thirty months to between three and five months." Rosenberg and Schubin, Trial by Lawyer: Compulsory Arbitration of Small Claims in Pennsylvania, 74 HARV. L. REV. 448, 458 (1961). See also O'Neill, supra note 3, at 9 discussing the Ohio experience, together with accompanying...

...from between twenty-four and thirty months to between three and five months." Rosenberg and Schubin, Trial by Lawyer: Compulsory Arbitration of Small Claims in Pennsylvania, 74 HARV. L. REV. 448, 458 ( 1961). See also O'Neill, supra note 3, at 9 discussing the Ohio experience, together with accompanying...

...from between twenty-four and thirty months to between three and five months." Rosenberg and Schubin, Trial by Lawyer: Compulsory Arbitration of Small Claims in Pennsylvania, 74 HARV. L. REV. 448, 458 (1961). See also O'Neill, supra note 3, at 9 discussing the Ohio experience, together with accompanying...

...(May 9, 1959), quoted in A. LEVIN & E. WOOLLEY, supra note 12, at 50. See also Rosenberg & Schubin, Trial by Lawyer: Compulsory Arbitration of Small Claims in Pennsylvania, 74 HARV. L. REV. 448 (1961). 23. DIRECTOR OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE US COURTS, ANNUAL REPORT 381 table C-4 (1981) [hereinafter...