Forced arbitration is an underhanded maneuver that corporations use to trick consumers, workers, and small businesses out of their right to go to court and seek damages from a jury of their peers when they get injured or cheated.
David Cicilline: “Forced arbitration is an underhanded maneuver that corporations use to trick consumers, workers, and small businesses…”
On the recordFebruary 10, 2021
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Cicilline criticizes forced arbitration as unfair to consumers and workers.
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