[Ed. note: see new commentary on the Act here]
Following up on my post of yesterday and to continue with our tradition to explore both sides of the issue, we would like to share with you this study on arbitration published by Public Citizen.
Related links:
- Fair Arbitration Now
- Public Citizen Calls for 12 State to Investigate Insurers’ Use of Questionable Arbitration Firm
Thanks to Cindy Schnackel, from Homeowners Against Deficient Dwellings for sending us the information.
On a related note, we would like to welcome Professor Jill Gross, who has joined Indisputability as a guest blogger for the next few weeks. Her first post (here) is about consumer arbitration clauses.
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