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Consumer advocates who want to shed light on the state's consumer arbitration process scored a victory Monday as Gov. Gray Davis signed legislation requiring more disclosure by private arbitration providers. The bill is one of six that crossed the governor's desk this session that deal with regulating consumer arbitration providers. On Monday, the last day of the session, Davis signed five of the bills and pocket-vetoed the sixth.
October 02, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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