Today’s post concerns a perennially hot topic: class actions. In particular, do courts decide whether an arbitration agreement allows for class actions? Or do arbitrators? (Because, it turns out, there are actually some corporations who have not inserted class action waivers in their consumer contracts.) To date, four circuit courts have held that class arbitrability is an
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