05Sep
“Click to Accept” Arbitration: A Cautionary Tale
A recent federal court decision reminds employers that an employee’s electronic acceptance of an arbitration agreement may not, by itself, be enough to prove that the employee has agreed to arbitrate. In Shockley v. PrimeLending, the U.S. Court of...
By:
Stokes Wagner
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