U.S. Supreme Court,
Civil Litigation,
California Supreme Court
May 27, 2015
Yet another attack on contract integrity
The U.S. high court recently granted certiorari in a case that represents the latest assault by California courts on the integrity of contracts that call for arbitration of business disputes.
By Deborah J. La Fetra and Wencong Fa
The U.S. Supreme Court recently granted certiorari in DIRECTV Inc. v. Imburgia, a case that represents the latest assault by California courts on the integrity of contracts that call for arbitration of business disputes.
In the case, the 2nd District Court of Appeal unjustifiably invalidated a contract arbitration provision that prohibited class actions. The U.S. Supreme Court took the...
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