A New Jersey nursing home’s arbitration agreement, featuring a “dense and meandering” first sentence of more than 200 words, among other problematic features, was deemed void by a state appeals court.
“To put it bluntly, this arbitration provision posed a number of problems,” the Appellate Division said Wednesday in Estate of Bright v. Aristacare at Cherry Hill.
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