The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has set its sights on mandatory arbitration clauses in consumer financial products. The agency announced April 24 it is launching a public inquiry into how consumers and companies are affected by using arbitration to resolve disputes.
April 24, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has set its sights on mandatory arbitration clauses in consumer financial products.
The agency announced April 24 it is launching a public inquiry into how consumers and companies are affected by using arbitration to resolve disputes.
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