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<title>Is Arbitration Under Attack?  Exploring The Recent Judicial Skepticism of the Class Arbitration Waiver and Innovative Solutions to the Unsettled Legal Landscape</title>
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<description>This article explores the hotly debated field of enforcing arbitration clauses with binding class-action waivers.  While the enforcement of arbitration clauses generally, and those with class-action waivers specifically, has undergone much debate in the past three years in both the academic and judicial fora;  this article casts a new look on the analysis.  Instead of advocating simply for or against the enforcement of the class-action waiver, this article analyzes the dialogue between the consumer products industry and the consuming public, via the court system.  This dialogue has resulted in a "new wave" of consumer products arbitration agreements: agreements that are both optional and incentivizing.</description>

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