


Multiple Firms Update Forced Arbitration Policies
by Molly Coleman | Dec 3, 2018 | Coercive Contracts, Firms and Forced Arbitration
Thanks to new information provided by Stanford Law School’s Office of Career Services, the Pipeline Parity Project has updated our list of information regarding various law firms’ forced arbitration policies. Most notably, several firms that indicated in...Upcoming Events
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