A Welcome Step Forward! Congress Passes Bill to End Forced Arbitration in Sexual Assault and Harassment Cases

February 10, 2022 For Immediate Release: A Welcome Step Forward! Congress Passes Bill to End Forced Arbitration in Sexual Assault and Harassment Cases Move Should Serve As Signal to Restore…

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NACA Joins Letter in Support of Bill to Ban Forced Arbitration for Sexual Assault and Harassment Cases

NACA and a coalition of public interest groups sent a letter to the U.S. House of Representatives in support of H.R. 4445, the Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault and…

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2022 NACA Spring Training

NACA’s new Spring Training combines the intimacy of a subject matter-focused conference with the networking and resource opportunities of a large conference. Each year, it will be a gathering of…

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Understanding Arbitration Rules for Jams & AAA

Understanding Arbitration Rules for Jams & AAA

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How to Succeed in Arbitration: A Three-Webinar Boot Camp

Webinars Pre-Arbitration Considerations and the Arbitration Demand The Preliminary Hearing and Discovery The Arbitration Hearing and Post-Hearing Briefing Why These Videos Are Helpful Arbitration is ubiquitous, and it has profoundly…

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NACA Supports Investor Choice and Ban on Forced Arbitration

Letter to House Financial Services Committee in support of the Investor Choice Act.

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Groups Support Amendment to Protect Servicemembers from Forced Arbitration

NACA joined public interest groups on a letter in support of the Blumenthal amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act for the fiscal year of 2022. The amendment would prohibit…

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NACA Urges Department of Education to Issue Rules on Forced Arbitration

NACA submitted comments in response to the Department of Education’s Notice of Negotiated Rulemaking to urge the Department to issue regulations that would prohibit schools that participate in the federal…

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NACA in the News: AT&T’s new arbitration clause isn’t doing you any favors

Los Angeles Times, AT&T’s new arbitration clause isn’t doing you any favors “‘Corporations use forced arbitration as a get-out-of-jail-free card to avoid legal accountability when they injure, rip off, discriminate against,…

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