On the recordApril 25, 2018
Let us be clear about the stakes here. If the SEC allows companies to use these forced arbitration clauses, that would essentially be the end of any securities fraud cases in public courts.
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congress.govCarolyn Maloney: “Let us be clear about the stakes here. If the SEC allows companies to use these forced arbitration clauses, that would…”
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Maloney emphasizes the serious implications of allowing forced arbitration clauses for investors.
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