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Arbitration is back on the policy agenda now that a coalition of consumer groups have called on the CFPB to once again restrict the use of arbitration to ensure that the American consumer can have its day in court. In reality, however, this proposal has little to do with truth, justice, and the American way and everything to do with perpetuating the great American class action lawsuit industry.
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