There are no ifs, ands, or buts about it: many companies will do anything to avoid becoming embroiled in a costly class action. In an attempt to do just that, a number of companies have taken to inserting "no class action" provisions into their contracts whenever possible. In light of recent court activity, however, many fear that class action waivers are no longer a valid safety net for companies conducting busin...
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