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Released: February 28, 2013
Justices appear skeptical over challenge to required arbitration
Source: Binyamin Appelbaum, N.Y.Times (Free Registration)
The Supreme Court considered on Wednesday whether to expand on its recent rulings allowing companies to avoid class-action lawsuits by insisting that customers resolve complaints through arbitration.
In the case before the court, a group of merchants argued that the arbitration terms imposed by American Express, as part of a credit card contract, were preventing them from seeking damages. The court’s recent history, and the questions from the justices on Wednesday, suggested that arbitration requirements will be further entrenched.
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