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October 24, 2017

FREE US ALL FROM MANDATORY ARBITRATION!

Senate Joint Resolution 47 would force people to arbitrate their disputes even if they do not want to.

Joint Resolution 47 would delete the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's rule prohibiting mandatory arbitration.  Understand that the CFPB rule does not require people to sue.  Instead the CFPB rule allows people to sue and allows people to arbitrate, but only if they want to.

Repealing the CFPB rule would require mandatory arbitration and take away people's right to join together with other people in any class action to sue.

Urge your United States Senators today to vote for FREEDOM and against Joint Resolution 47!

This is America, after all.

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Posted by on October 24, 2017 at 02:26 PM in Arbitration |

Tags: arbitration, Bureau, CFPB, Consumer, Financial, joint, mandatory, Protection, resolution, senate

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