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Attempting—and Failing—to Balance Fairness and Efficiency in the Arbitral System: How Arbitration Institutions Are Defeating the Purpose of Arbitration
The Supreme Court has actively expanded the Federal Arbitration Act into realms not originally contemplated by Congress. This harms consumers who are parties to pre-dispute, binding arbitration agreements. If consumers sign a contract containing an arbitration agreement, they may be required to arbi
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