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JAMS, the private arbitration service, has gotten itself into a jam with corporate America. The controversy stems from a new policy that declares it is "inappropriate" for companies to write contracts that bar consumers and ordinary employees from bringing class action arbitrations. The new policy also says JAMS' arbitrators will decide whether to enforce such prohibitions. The change has angered many in-house attorneys, who insist that a contract should be enforced as written.
February 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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