FAIR Act
Ending Forced Arbitration
On March 17th, the U.S. House voted (222-209) to pass the FAIR Act, an important piece of legislation that would end forced arbitration and restore the rights of workers, consumers, nursing home residents, and small businesses seeking to enforce their rights under the law. Read AAJ's Statement
forced arbitration silences efforts to expose racial discrimination. The Fair Act will fix that.
Have you signed an employment contract, enrolled with a new cable, cell phone, or credit card provider, taken out a loan, or downloaded an app? You likely signed or clicked away your right to hold a corporation accountable when they break the law or violate your rights.
When you sign or click a contract containing a forced arbitration clause, and then are cheated, discriminated against, assaulted, or otherwise harmed, the company will force you into a secret, rigged forced arbitration system.
This is un-American and unacceptable. It’s time to end forced arbitration and pass H.R. 963, S. 505, the Forced Arbitration Injustice Repeal (FAIR) Act.
Advocates for consumers, patients, workers, and consumers, like Valerie Perry (pictured here), are making their voices heard in Congress. Join the fight to end forced arbitration.
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The Faces of Forced Arbitration
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