Arbitration Study¶
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. (2015). Arbitration Study: Report to Congress, Pursuant to Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act § 1028(a).
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Mechanisms¶
- Dispute Adjudication Clause
- Its failure mode is asymmetric drafting: a clause written by the stronger party can quietly pick a forum, law, and remedy set that tilt every future dispute, so that neutral-sounding boilerplate is really a thumb on the scale.
This sourceFinds that pre-dispute arbitration clauses can materially restrict consumer remedies, particularly by blocking class actions.
- Its failure mode is asymmetric drafting: a clause written by the stronger party can quietly pick a forum, law, and remedy set that tilt every future dispute, so that neutral-sounding boilerplate is really a thumb on the scale.
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