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What kind of experience do you have? Because the Supreme Court has held up forced arbitration multiple times. I know it doesn't "feel right" (and maybe that's
by dccoolgai 9y ago
What kind of experience do you have? Because the Supreme Court has held up forced arbitration multiple times. I know it doesn't "feel right" (and maybe that's because it isn't) but it's the law of the land.
- revmoo 9y agoIt's invalid because you can't force binding arbitration for ex-post-facto events.
- korzun 9y agoI will let somebody else chime in. There may be instances where something like this could be upheld, but I don't think it will apply here. My case involved an employee that committed fraud by offering me bogus shares of a non-existent entity. They terminated me after I brought this up and asked me to sign a waiver in exchange for severance. 100% not enforceable.