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It seems like corporations in the United States will stop at nothing in their quest for profits. One of their most notorious actions is stripping American consumers of their constitutional right to hold corporations accountable when they lie, cheat, and steal. While it may seem like a gross abuse of power, businesses have been stripping American consumers of their rights for the last decade with binding arbitration clauses that they tuck into their contracts. These contracts take away your right to sue a company, or join a class action suit against a company, and force you to go before a corporate-friendly arbitration panel that will most likely rule for the corporation.
Mike Papantonio explains how widespread these arbitration clauses have become and what you need to know to protect yourselves from these corporate thugs…
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