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Published 9 years ago by FivesandSevens with 0 Comments
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9 years ago

How corporations use fine print to deny Americans their day in court

By inserting individual arbitration clauses into a soaring number of consumer and employment contracts, companies like American Express devised a way to circumvent the courts and bar people from joining together in class-action lawsuits, realistically the only tool citizens have to fight illegal or deceitful business practices.

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