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Practice Tip: Use TACT

Much to the chagrin of class action litigation proponents, the expansive reach of mandatory arbitration has gained a strong foothold in recent years, due to the overwhelmingly pro-arbitration precedent established by the Supreme Court in its <I>Concepcion</I> and <I>Italian Colors</I> decisions, which express a clear federal policy in favor of enforcing class action waivers contained in arbitration agreements.

23 minute read November 01, 2014 at 01:23 PM
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Ronald J. Levine And Sharon A. O'Shaughnessy
Practice Tip: Use TACT

In April 2014, the media ignited a firestorm of controversy over General Mills' decision to modify its online Privacy Policy and Legal Terms to include a mandatory arbitration provision.

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