As we previously reported, the American Arbitration Association has been considering changes to its rules for consumer and workplace arbitrations. In February 2025, the AAA requested public comments on proposed changes to its rules. We submitted comprehensive comments to identify ways to improve the proposed rules to ensure fairness for all while reducing the
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