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Aren't you always able to sue? Even if you sign a contract saying that you consent to internal arbitration? You can always sue.
by doomrobo 11y ago
Aren't you always able to sue? Even if you sign a contract saying that you consent to internal arbitration? You can always sue.
- onetwotree 11y agoNope. Not if you sign one of these.
- tptacek 11y agoNo, you can't. That's what the "mandatory int "mandatory arbitration" means. Those contracts are binding, even in discrimination claims.
- jdmichal 11y agoYou can always attempt to sue. As in, there is nothing stopping you from serving the papers to a court to initiate the process. However, it would be a pretty clear-cut dismissal motion if a mandatory arbitration clause in in place. And you'd probably piss off the judge for wasting their time to boot.