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> Are there any stats on how often they find for the corporation vs the consumer? The corporations choose the arbitration firms. The arbitration firms should k
by genwin 14y ago
> Are there any stats on how often they find for the corporation vs the consumer?
The corporations choose the arbitration firms. The arbitration firms should know full well who's feeding them. So stats aren't really necessary.
> ... how freely can courts ignore the contract of adhesion in which you "agreed" not to bring a class action?
My understanding is, zero freedom for that.
- spindritf 14y ago> The arbitration firms should know full well who's feeding them. So stats aren't really necessary. Yes, the incentives are perverse but empirical evidence is always necessary.
- illuminate 14y agoAnd certainly not always available due to those same perverse incentives.
- genwin 14y agoI second what illuminate said. Plenty of society's systems hide info for potentially nefarious reasons, so that you have little choice but to draw your own conclusions. Just follow the money.