If you cut off that avenue, which is what forced arbitration, in my view, is principally designed to do, that is going to result in a massive transfer of wealth from the poor to the rich, and that is exactly what we see happening.
Nadler discusses the negative impact of forced arbitration on wealth distribution.
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