"[W] e're real people here and we're not worth dirt," declared a plaintiff bringing suit against
an insurance company.'" People should have dignity in their lives," one medical malpractice …

With growing economic inequality,'questions of distributive justice have become increasingly
prominent in legal scholarship, particularly public law scholarship. 2 Civil procedure …

Marc Galanter's essay, Why the" Haves" Come Out Ahead,'is one of the most cited pieces in
legal scholarship. 2 As is well-known, Galanter explained how repeat litigation players …

In August 2019, Ava Teverbaugh filed a motion to confirm an arbitration award in federal
court in Illinois.'Teverbaugh alleged that she had prevailed on a claim against her mortgage …

In AT&T Mobility LLC v. Concepcion, consumers tried to form a class to sue AT&T for
fraudulently charging taxes on cell phones advertised as" free." 1 But there was a problem …

" Who decides?" 1 So Justice Neil Gorsuch asked as the pandemic-era Supreme Court
enjoined a regulation requiring employee COVID-19 vaccination or testing. 2 His concurring …

Commentators and lawmakers have called attention to the rising frequency of contractual
arbitration as a non-negotiable condition of many relationships. Indeed, it is a rare individual …

The results of a survey of 1,071 adults in the United States reveal that most consumers do
not pay attention to, let alone understand, arbitration clauses in their everyday lives. The vast …

Consumers are drowning in a sea of one-sided fine print. To combat contractual overreach,
consumers need an arsenal of effective remedies. To that end, the doctrine of …

Employers impose coercive dispute resolution terms on their employees more frequently,
more broadly, and with greater legal success than ever before. Recent survey data indicates …