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Arbitration Clauses Can Protect Consumer-Facing Businesses, but They Can Be a Double-Edged Sword
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Arbitration Clauses Can Protect Consumer-Facing Businesses, but They Can Be a Double-Edged Sword

In an increasingly litigious society, companies that provide products and services directly to the public worry about the potential high costs of litigation. In an attempt to limit their exposure, many consumer-facing businesses include arbitration provisions in their customer contracts. But as some high-profile businesses have discovered, the use of arbitration clauses can backfire and wind up costing them more.

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FLB Law Lawyers Lambert & Sportini Secure Appellate Court Victory for Cable Company in Enforcement of Arbitration Clause
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FLB Law Lawyers Lambert & Sportini Secure Appellate Court Victory for Cable Company in Enforcement of Arbitration Clause

FLB Law is pleased to announce a significant victory in the Connecticut Appellate Court on behalf of a cable service provider. In a case that challenged the enforceability of an arbitration clause, the appellate court upheld the trial court’s decision in favor of the cable service provider, reinforcing the validity of the terms and conditions in service agreements.

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