LETTERS TO THE EDITOR COLUMN
Parties in Coerced Arbitrations Never See JusticeI am writing in response to Michael Newman's article criticizing Assemblyman Eng's bill, AB 2947, outlawing coerced arbitration in the nursing home arena. The core fallacy of Newman's argument is that the parties "agree" to arbitration. The elders don't have any choice and they have no bargaining power. These coerced waivers of the right to have a jury trial, ...
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