Consumer arbitration agreements
Subtitle: enforceability of arbitration agreements and conduct of arbitration proceedings
By: David H. Seligman, Karla Gilbride ; with contributing authors, F. Paul Bland, Jr., Ronald Wilcox, Jonathan Sheldon
Edition: Eighth edition.
Series: The consumer credit and sales legal practice series; Consumer credit and sales legal practice series
Publisher: National Consumer Law Center with the Public Justice Foundation
Published: 2020
Place of publication: Boston, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 444
ISBN-13: 9781602481893
Copyright date: 2020
Subjects: Commercial Arbitration agreements; Consumer protection; Law and legislation; Dispute resolution (Law); United States; United States Arbitration Act (United States)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Table of contents: title: Part I. Enforceability of arbitration requirements; title: Preliminary issues; title: Threshold issues for challenges to arbitration clauses; title: Federal Arbitration Act preemption of state law; title: Formation of agreement to arbitrate; title: Arbitration clause's applicability to particular claims or parties; title: Waiver of the right to compel arbitration; title: Federal statutes and rules limiting arbitration requirements; title: Unconscionable and other unenforceable arbitration provisions; title: Part II. Conduct of arbitration proceedings; title: Conducting individual arbitrations; title: Arbitration of claims on a classwide basis; title: Judicial review and effect of the arbitration award; title: Creditor's user of arbitration to collect consumer debts; title: Appendix A. The Federal Arbitration Act; title: Appendix B. Federal limits on arbitration; title: Appendix C. Rules of the American Arbitration Association; title: Appendix D. JAMS rules.