Litigation
Apr. 10, 2008
Anti-Arbitration Suit Could Impact Congressional Debate
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera waded headlong into a debate in Congress about the future of mandatory arbitration when he filed suit against a private arbitration firm in March.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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WASHINGTON - San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera waded headlong into a debate in Congress about the future of mandatory arbitration when he filed suit against a private arbitration firm last month.
The suit, which was filed March 24 in San Francisco Superior Court, accuses National Ar...
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