Labor/Employment
Oct. 24, 2019
New state laws signal arbitration scrutiny, legal experts say
The recent signing of Assembly Bill 51 and Senate Bill 707 could signal a growing rebuff of arbitration agreements, provided they can withstand the impending court battles they are likely to face, experts said Wednesday.
The recent signing of Assembly Bill 51 and Senate Bill 707 could signal a growing rebuff of arbitration agreements, provided they can withstand the impending court battles they are likely to face, experts said Wednesday.
"It is part of a general push back against arbitration," said Glenn A. Danas of Robins Kaplan LLP in Los Angeles. "It's not profound, but I think it's starting."
As arbitration a...
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