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Government

Apr. 3, 1999

Waive Goodbye?

SACRAMENTO - In its attempt to avoid the problem of federal pre-emption, a bill to curb mandatory arbitration could have far-reaching side effects and dramatically alter how California consumers contract for goods and services, say some legal experts.

By Tom Dresslar
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SACRAMENTO - In its attempt to avoid the problem of federal pre-emption, a bill to curb mandatory arbitration could have far-reaching side effects and dramatically alter how California consumers contract for goods and services, say some legal experts.
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