Alternative Dispute Resolution
May 31, 2002
Court Strikes Clause Insulating Company From Class Actions
Focus Column - By Linda C. Fritz - Fairness for all parties involved in mandatory arbitration is critically important and highlighted by the recent ruling in Szetela v. Discover Bank, 2002 Cal.App.LEXIS 4007 (April 22, 2002). There, the 4th District Court of Appeal revoked an arbitration provision that was procedurally and substantively oppressive and unconscionable.
Focus Column
By Linda C. Fritz
Fairness for all parties involved in mandatory arbitration is critically important and highlighted by the recent ruling in Szetela v. Discover Bank, 2...
By Linda C. Fritz
Fairness for all parties involved in mandatory arbitration is critically important and highlighted by the recent ruling in Szetela v. Discover Bank, 2...
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