The fascinating thing is how desperate business is to avoid legal precedent. Arbitration doesn't create one. Class action suits inevitably end with a settleme

The fascinating thing is how desperate business is to avoid legal precedent. Arbitration doesn't create one. Class action suits inevitably end with a settlement with an explicit "we don't admit wrongdoing but will cut a cheque to settle the matter." It's as though the entire capitalist experiment will come crashing down if a court ever emits a formal and binding "Don't."