The Texas Supreme Court will decide whether a payday lender waived the civil litigation arbitration agreements it had with its customers by filing criminal charges against them and landing some of the borrowers in jail.
The background to the dispute that the high court accepted for review are as follows, according to San Antonio’ Fourth Court of Appeals decision in Cash Biz v. Henry.
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