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Arbitration

The AT&T Arbitration Clause as a Replacement for Class Action

April 9, 2011 By wpengine

Download PDF Michael Springer* Recently, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the suit between AT&T and Vincent and Liza Concepcion on whether the Federal Arbitration Act preempts California contract law.[1] This case raises a policy issue that will not necessarily … [Read more...] about The AT&T Arbitration Clause as a Replacement for Class Action

Filed Under: Home Tagged With: Arbitration, AT&T, Federal Arbitration Act, FTC, Michael Springer, Supreme Court

Injury or Deterrence: The End of Class-Action Litigation and Its Benefit to Consumers

March 10, 2011 By wpengine

Download PDF Jason Sherman* On November 8, The Wall Street Journal asked, “Is D-Day Approaching For Class-Actions Lawsuits?”  The next day, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments for AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion. The lower courts held AT&T Mobility’s (“ATTM”) … [Read more...] about Injury or Deterrence: The End of Class-Action Litigation and Its Benefit to Consumers

Filed Under: Home Tagged With: Arbitration, Class Action, Jason Sherman, U.S. Chamber of Commerce

FINRA Proposed Rule Change Would Give Customers Option of All-Public Arbitration Panels

November 29, 2010 By wpengine

Download PDF Barbara Black* Brokerage firms customarily include in their customers’ agreements a predispute arbitration agreement requiring that investors arbitrate their disputes before an arbitration panel of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA). Current rules … [Read more...] about FINRA Proposed Rule Change Would Give Customers Option of All-Public Arbitration Panels

Filed Under: Home Tagged With: Arbitration, Barbara Black, FINRA

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