- Wayne Parsons | August 14, 2009 7:28 PM | Honolulu, HI
Category:
Miscellaneous
The AP (8/13, Freed) reported, Bank of America Corp. said that as of Thursday it will stop requiring that disputes with its credit card holders and banking and lending customers be settled by...
- Wayne Parsons | July 24, 2009 1:15 PM | Honolulu, HI
Category:
Miscellaneous
Bloomberg News (7/22, Van Voris, Rosenkrantz) reported, A congressional staff investigation into the biggest U.S. consumer debt-collection arbitrator found 'deeply disturbing' abuses, U.S....
- Wayne Parsons | July 24, 2009 9:50 AM | Honolulu, HI
Category:
Miscellaneous
The alternative dispute resolution (ADR) craze was touted by supporters as a way to avoid the nightmare of court and jury trials. Well the nightmare was mainly one for big credit companies and other...
- Wayne Parsons | June 12, 2009 2:19 PM | Honolulu, HI
Category:
Nursing Home & Elder Abuse
This week on National Public Radio (NPR) “All Things Considered” highlights new legislation banning pre-dispute mandatory binding arbitration clauses. A recent article posted on Injury...
- Wayne Parsons | June 02, 2009 11:04 AM | Honolulu, HI
Category:
Miscellaneous
In an important decision for consumers a federal court rejects AT&T’s efforts to bar its customers from joining together to hold the company accountable in court. Credit Public...
- Wayne Parsons | May 01, 2009 2:25 PM | Honolulu, HI
Category:
Miscellaneous
A news note from:
Arthur Bryant
Executive Director
Public Justice
& the Public Justice Foundation
The Public Justice Access to Justice Campaign and Mandatory Arbitration Abuse...
- Wayne Parsons | May 01, 2009 2:13 PM | Honolulu, HI
Category:
Medical Malpractice
Arbitration Fairnress Day was celebrated on April 29th and now the public is being educated about the evil of forced arbitration also know as binding mandatory arbitration or BME. Thwety five years...
- Wayne Parsons | April 29, 2009 7:30 PM | Honolulu, HI
Category:
Medical Malpractice
Consumer advocates Fair Arbitration Now point out that:
Corporations oppose the Arbitration Fairness Act because the system of forced arbitration allows them to escape accountability for...
- Wayne Parsons | April 29, 2009 7:19 PM | Honolulu, HI
Category:
Medical Malpractice
Forced arbitration is another example of how corporations are taking advantage of Americans. As a private system without an impartial judge or a jury, mandatory arbitration allows companies like AIG...