Jeannie Santiago

Arbitration touches more lives than most people realize. It's buried in the fine print of employment offer letters, credit card agreements, cell phone contracts, and terms-of-service pages that almost nobody reads before clicking "I agree." Yet when a dispute arises, that clause can determine whether someone ever sees a courtroom. This article breaks down what arbitration actually is, how it functions, and the debates surrounding its use.

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