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Plaintiffs Must Arbitrate Individually, Even If It Means No "Pattern-or-Practice" Claim

By Liz Kramer on March 27, 2013
Posted in Class Arbitration, Validity of Arbitration Agreement

All the cool kids are talking about class arbitration lately. . .  There are the two cases pending before SCOTUS, and now the Second Circuit confirms its place in the “in crowd” with a decision forcing a class of employees into arbitration in Parisi v. Goldman, Sachs & Co., __ F.3d __, 2013 WL…

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