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Out of curiosity, how do they force arbitration? Do companies have military personnel they send to threaten those who want to sue them?
by mdpopescu 8y ago
Out of curiosity, how do they force arbitration? Do companies have military personnel they send to threaten those who want to sue them?
- mschuster91 8y agoCourts simply reject these cases because you "voluntarily" agreed to waive your right to a a court proceeding.
- mdpopescu 8y agoThese courts belong to the government, right? The one that is "literally the only option"?
- dd36 8y agoNo. Courts don’t govern. They mediate disputes. When your state AG or the CFPB are the only way to stop collective harm, it’s a problem. Private rights of action were a thing until recently. I’d imagine a whole lot of these privacy breach issues would be closer to resolved if class actions were holding these big companies accountable.