But Chipotle's resistance to arbitrating these claims ― after steering workers into arbitration ― suggests its policy was never really about fairness and efficiency, as Kane noted in a recent order.
As the Times's Jessica Silver-Greenberg and Robert Gebeloff learned after poring over "thousands of court records and interviews with hundreds of lawyers, corporate executives, judges, arbitrators, and plaintiffs in 35 states," when a dispute makes its way into arbitration, companies win a whopping four out of every five times.
Airbnb wanted the court to force Selden into arbitration.
The Ciprianis challenged the rent increase and the matter went into arbitration.
The companies, which had hoped to force the cases into arbitration, have already appealed the ruling.
Wonder which brokerage will be first to stop forcing its clients into arbitration?
The other catch: American Express will probably force disputes into arbitration.
German and other European utilities have entered into arbitration with Gazprom in an effort to get better terms.Spot on?The system certainly needs an overhaul.
Simply put, most businesses add fine print to contracts that prevent consumers from taking their complaints — however significant — to court and force them into arbitration instead.
After a particularly nasty confrontation with a skeptic, who had repeatedly watered down language pertaining to the greenhouse effect, the case went into arbitration.
Several staff are known to have pursued financial settlements or entered into arbitration proceedings with the club, including Matt Pears, the fitness coach and Junior Lewis, Hockaday's assistant.
