Per the Build on This Blog, post by Mark F. Craig, Aug. 31, 2006, the Eighth District Court of Appeals ruled that an arbitration clause in a home improvement contract was enforceable, even though the contract was silent on the filing fee for arbitration. The arbitration filing fee was much higher than the fee for litigation. Although a preprinted form contract was used, the parties made changes to the preprinted language as a result of negotiations. See Handler v. Southerland Custom Bldrs, Inc. (Aug. 24, 2006), 2006-Ohio-4371.