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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

Myslik, Hannah N
Texas A&M Law Scholarship · Papers
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consumer-protection-lawdispute-resolution-and-arbitrationsupreme-court-of-the-united-states
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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