On the recordJune 9, 2014
So the bottom line is that when a customer thinks he has been cheated or that a bill is wrong, an arbitration clause in his contract makes it nearly impossible for him to get any real help.
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Warren explains how arbitration clauses disadvantage consumers against corporations.
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