There's a reason we used to have courts with public records. Public records and transparency are a good thing. Binding arbitration has destroyed all of that.
There is something fundmentally undemocratic and unlawful about contracts that basically preclude the ability of the parties to resolve disputes in open courts.
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There's a reason we used to have courts with public records. Public records and transparency are a good thing. Binding arbitration has destroyed all of that.
Yes, court would be better, and totally justified here, but that also seems extremely unlikely given the contracts.
There is something fundmentally undemocratic and unlawful about contracts that basically preclude the ability of the parties to resolve disputes in open courts.