Perspective
Mar. 15, 2012
After AT&T Mobility LLC v. Concepcion — a year in review
Courts continue to wrestle with arbitration agreements post-Concepcion. By Rodger R. Cole and Guinevere L. Jobson of Fenwick & West LLP
The U.S. Supreme Court's April 2011 decision in Concepcion v. AT&T Mobility was widely hailed as enforcing contractual agreements between consumers and businesses to arbitrate any disputes between them on an individual basis, so long as the agreement is not otherwise void due to unconscionability, fraud, duress or other substantive defenses to the enforcement of contracts. Since Concepcion, district...
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