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A New Jersey lawyer for plaintiffs in commercial suits against Snap-On Tools claims that his clients should not be required to arbitrate through the American Arbitration Association, arguing that AAA's process is tainted by bias toward businesses that pay for its services. A superior court judge has granted an order to show cause for the plaintiffs, temporarily restraining Snap-On from proceeding with AAA arbitrations.
October 22, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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