Wyoming Statutes
Chapter 36 - Arbitration
Section 1-36-108 - Right to Be Represented by Attorney; Effect of Waiver.

1-36-108. Right to be represented by attorney; effect of waiver.
A party may be represented by an attorney at any arbitration proceeding or hearing. A waiver of representation prior to the proceeding is ineffective.

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Wyoming Statutes

Title 1 - Code of Civil Procedure

Chapter 36 - Arbitration

Section 1-36-101 - Short Title.

Section 1-36-102 - "Court" Defined; Jurisdiction.

Section 1-36-103 - Written Agreement to Submit Controversy to Arbitration Valid.

Section 1-36-104 - Duty of Court on Application of Party to Arbitrate.

Section 1-36-105 - When Court to Appoint Arbitrators.

Section 1-36-106 - Powers of Arbitrators.

Section 1-36-107 - Notice and Hearing.

Section 1-36-108 - Right to Be Represented by Attorney; Effect of Waiver.

Section 1-36-109 - Authority of Arbitrators to Issue Subpoenas and Administer Oaths; Service of Subpoenas; Depositions; Compelling Person to Testify; Witness Fees.

Section 1-36-110 - Award of Arbitrators.

Section 1-36-111 - Modification of Award.

Section 1-36-112 - Expenses and Fees for Arbitrators.

Section 1-36-113 - Confirmation of Award by Court.

Section 1-36-114 - When Court to Vacate Award.

Section 1-36-115 - When Court to Modify or Correct Award.

Section 1-36-116 - Judgment Upon Granting Order Confirming, Modifying or Correcting Award; Costs and Disbursements.

Section 1-36-117 - Application to Court to Be by Motion; Notice and Hearing to Be in Manner Provided by Law.

Section 1-36-118 - Venue Upon Initial and Subsequent Applications.

Section 1-36-119 - Appeals.