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Alternative Dispute Resolution

Apr. 26, 2003

Split Court Limits the Scope of Arbitration

SACRAMENTO - A divided California Supreme Court continued to limit the scope of mandatory arbitration agreements Thursday, ruling the agreements don't apply to cases seeking injunctions under two of the state's major consumer-protection statutes.

By Hudson Sangree
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SACRAMENTO - A divided California Supreme Court continued to limit the scope of mandatory arbitration agreements Thursday, ruling the agreements don't apply to cases seeking injunctions under two of the state's major consumer-protection statutes.
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