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The Dangers of Living in the Land of RIA Make-Believe
The Seventh Circuit just ruled that a company could not enforce a mandatory arbitration clause in a contract because the company name in the contract did not match the company name trying to enforce the arbitration clause. So what does … Continue reading
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