“California Strikes Again: Do Arbitration and Class Action Waiver Clauses Protect Your Clients Against a Class Action CCPA Claim?”

Posted byRobert HarrisPosted inUncategorized

Gavin W. Skok and Kristen W. Broz have this article in CPO Magazine, which begins: “Consumer companies have increasingly been adding arbitration requirements and class action waiver clauses to their consumer terms and conditions.  The Supreme Court has been supportive of those clauses, but California lawmakers and courts have not. “

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