Note, Where Can UnconscionabilityTake Arbitration? Why The Fifth Circuit’s Conscience Was Only PartiallyShocked
By , February 8, 2012
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The Fifth Circuit considers unconscionability in the context of arbitration clauses. Groff examines this circuit’s decisions and argues that it is working to counter the Supreme Court’s pro-arbitration stance by policing the fairness of arbitration clauses using the doctrine of unconscionability.
