Binding arbitration is an affront on the seventh amendment of the US constitution. If binding arbitration didn't exist, then this party would have had recourse

Binding arbitration is an affront on the seventh amendment of the US constitution. If binding arbitration didn't exist, then this party would have had recourse in a real court with a jury, not some privately funded arbitration judge. The reason that corporations like binding arbitration is that it eliminates the jury, and gets rid the option of the jury nullifying the law. Sometimes onerous laws get bought and paid for by corporations, and jury nullification is one of the few tools left to combat this.