I assume you are familiar with the Military Lending Act, so if a servicemember would prefer to go to court to enforce his or her rights, instead of being forced into arbitration, do you think that servicemember's choice should be protected?
Questioning Kraninger about the rights of servicemembers under the Military Lending Act.
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