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Jan. 1, 2007
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When a contract either forbids classwide arbitration or is silent on the issue, the controlling rules become confusing. By Mitchell Chyette
By Mitchell Chyette
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Appealing Classwide Arbitration Decisions
While arbitration clauses in consumer and other standardized contracts have become increasingly common, the overlap of the rules governing arbitration and class actions can be confusing.
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Alternative Dispute Resolution
Appealing Classwide Arbitration Decisions
While arbitration clauses in consumer and other standardized contracts have become increasingly common, the overlap of the rules governing arbitration and class actions can be confusing.
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