The trial lawyers are once again attacking arbitration and trying to prevent its use
by employers. Plaintiff's contingency fee lawyers, who typically take a third or so
of any award their client wins, in addition to usually getting all their hourly fees
and expenses paid for by the defendant, dislike arbitration because it's more efficient
and means fewer billable hours for them - so...
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