Class Actions Behind Closed Doors? How Consumer Claims Can (and Should) Be Resolved by Class-Action Arbitration
By , February 8, 2012
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Blankley argues that class-action suits would be more efficient if arbitration was available. Highlighting the changes in the arbitration system that would make this possible (more review power for courts, increased control of the hearings for the arbitrator, and higher standards for qualifications to be an arbitrator), Blankley proposes that arbitration can better serve unnamed class members than the current system.
