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I'm fairly against arbitration and I'm fairly certain it's much more limited here in Canada. In this particular story, what strikes me is the amounts being dis
by gboudrias 8y ago
I'm fairly against arbitration and I'm fairly certain it's much more limited here in Canada.
In this particular story, what strikes me is the amounts being discussed. 1 million dollars isn't chump change to anyone. If we have to have arbitration, there should be a hard legal limit on how much they can arbitrate when a physical person is involved. Also it should be limited to financial matters, forcing any other matter (discrimination etc) to be settled privately seems... wrong.
- renholder 8y ago>In this particular story, what strikes me is the amounts being discussed. 1 million dollars isn't chump change to anyone. If we have to have arbitration, there should be a hard legal limit on how much they can arbitrate when a physical person is involved. Two points: 1. 1 Million is chump change to UBS. 2. It was class-action. More parties = More money. He wasn't in it just for himself.