Ending Forced Arbitration in Race Discrimination Cases
This bill aims to ensure that individuals experiencing race discrimination, including harassment or retaliation, are not forced into arbitration to resolve their disputes. Instead, they will have the option to pursue their cases in court. This provides greater freedom in seeking justice for alleged discrimination.
Key points
Individuals alleging race discrimination can choose court over arbitration.
Pre-dispute arbitration agreements for race discrimination become invalid.
Courts, not arbitrators, will decide the applicability of these rules.
Status:
Expired
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