On the recordMay 20, 2019
The notion that claimants who may have a claim that is smaller, relatively speaking, lower than $200,000... would have no, I think in your words, access to justice.
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congress.govJoe Neguse: “The notion that claimants who may have a claim that is smaller, relatively speaking, lower than $200,000... would have…”
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Neguse questions the claim that removing arbitration limits access to justice for smaller claims.
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