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Feb. 20, 2018
Anti-arbitration letter sent by attorneys general to Congress doesn’t hold up
This is especially true because the letter relies on a bit of sophistry. Their arguments do not withstand scrutiny.
Michael H. Leb
Neutral
Leb Dispute Resolutions
Labor & Employment
Phone: (310) 284-8224
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Email: michael@lebdr.com
U Michigan Law School
THE NEUTRAL CORNER is a monthly column discussing recent cases or topics of interest from a neutral's perspective.
THE NEUTRAL CORNER
Last week, in an almost-unprecedented show of bi-partisanship, the attorneys general of all 50 states, the District of Columbia, American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, Northern Mariana Islands and the U.S. Virgin Islands, signed a letter to Congress asking for legislation prohibiting employers from requiring employees claiming sexual harassment to pursue those claims in arbitration.
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