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The Response: Divergent Approaches to Mass Arbitration, and the Effect on Practice in State and Federal Courts
Mass arbitration has emerged following efforts by corporate employers to safeguard the enforceability of their employment and consumer arbitration provisions, and plaintiffs’ moves to pursue individual arbitration remedies in the face of court-backed mandatory employment arbitration programs that prohibit court cases.