Forced-arbitration clauses, found in the fine print of contracts, also typically bar aggrieved parties from pressing their claims as a group in a class action, often the only practical way for individuals to challenge corporations. In addition, corporations effectively control the arbitration process, including the selection of the arbitrator and the rules of evidence, a stacked deck if ever there was one.
Pretty much the way UCO operates in the availability of space for electioneering.
What this means that if you have a grievance against a large Corporation, say a Comcast or your Cell Phone Company. You must arbitrate it. You cannot sue as part of a Class Action. The arbitrators are picked and chosen by your antagonist. So that is what is called a stacked deck.
Against you!
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