The Right to an Unfair Trial
This is a huge story that many progressives seem to be overlooking. In 2013 the Supreme Court allowed companies — Netflix, T-Mobile, rental cars, banks, private schools, medical practices, online retailers, etc. — to slip “arbitration clauses” into contracts for services and jobs that circumvent the court system entirely. If you have a legal grievance, you will be shunted into their private kangaroo court, presided over by often-laughably biased officials hired by the company. The NY Times has a must-read three part series on this truly incredible overturning of a fundamental Constitutional right.
11.09.2015 | Posted in Weekly Cartoon
Tags: arbitration, business, consumers, contracts, corporations, law, supreme court
Tags: arbitration, business, consumers, contracts, corporations, law, supreme court
