The bill before us would not only prohibit arbitration but actually terminate arbitration agreements that parties have already entered into.
Orrin Hatch: “The bill before us would not only prohibit arbitration but actually terminate arbitration agreements that parties have…”
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Hatch warns that the bill would end existing arbitration agreements, raising concerns about litigation.
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