Congress and state legislatures have passed many laws to protect American workers, 2 but
these laws are worthless if they cannot be enforced. In the United States we have largely …

Consider three recent cases filed by consumers against large companies. John Feeney
accused a computer manufacturer of charging tens of thousands of its customers an illegal …

The longstanding debate over the benefits and detriments of mandatory arbitration in the
consumer context has often focused on the wrong issue. Although we have now argued for …

" Arbitration Everywhere, Stacking the Deck of Justice" screamed the headline of the
opening article of a three-part series in the New York Times in October 2015.1 The article …

Litigation is the default process of dispute resolution in the United States. Parties can
contract into alternative processes of dispute resolution-such as arbitration-but if they do not …

Courts are underfunded, dockets are crowded, and litigation is slow. These observations
lead many lawyers and judges to call for increased court funding. While I would like to see a …

This Article evaluates the role of the effective-vindication doctrine in US arbitration law.
Conceived as a means of ensuring that arbitration is an effective mechanism for vindicating …

For nearly 40 years, since the Supreme Court decision in Illinois Brick, federal antitrust law
has prevented indirect purchasers from complaining of overcharges caused by antitrust …

Equal access to justice is one of the fundamental bases upon which our legal system is
founded. Ever since the Supreme Court's 1991 decision in Gilrmer v. Interstate/Johnson …

Our systematic examination of 329 of the world's largest social media providers reveals that
29 percent of these providers require users to submit to predispute mandatory arbitration as …