Do you understand why the Supreme Court's decisions in favor of powerful interests who want to force consumers and employees into arbitration against their will are so troubling to those who believe that our courts must continue to be available to enforce consumer protection, employment discrimination and other laws written to protect the powerless from misconduct by the powerful?
Feingold questions the implications of Supreme Court decisions on consumer rights.
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I found that troubling as well, and taking this idea of being careful way too far.
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