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Letter to the Editor

Oct. 3, 2015

LETTER: AB 465 an overdue fix to 'pay to play' justice

Kim Stone's recent column, "In defense of requiring employees to arbitrate claims" (Sept. 30) warrants a response. Studies show employees are at a disadvantage when required to resolve disputes by arbitration. By Jeff Rager

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR COLUMN

Kim Stone's recent column, "In defense of requiring employees to arbitrate claims" (Sept. 30), warrants a response. In March 2011, the Journal of Empirical Legal Studies published the largest study to date examining employment outcomes in American Arbitration Association cases. Using data from reports filed by AAA pursuant to California Code requirements, the study analyzed 3,945 arbitration ca...

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