Over the last several years, arbitration agreements have taken center stage in employment
litigation as more and more employers have included them in their employee handbooks
and employment agreements. Attorneys for employees have tried to void these agreements
by arguing that they are unconscionable, violate public policy, or prevent employees
from vindicating unwaivable statutory rig...
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