An arbitration ban prohibits mandatory arbitration clauses, which force disputes into private arbitration rather than court. Used by legislatures or courts, it restores access to public trials, jury verdicts, and class actions. Workers, consumers, and small businesses benefit most, gaining legal leverage against corporations. This ban promotes transparency, fairness, and accountability, ensuring individuals aren’t stripped of their constitutional right to seek justice.
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