On the recordDecember 16, 2013
The bill before us would not only prohibit arbitration but actually terminate arbitration agreements that parties have already entered into.
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congress.govThe bill before us would not only prohibit arbitration but actually terminate arbitration agreements that parties have already entered into.
Hatch warns that the bill would end existing arbitration agreements, raising concerns about litigation.
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