But unauthorized practice of law venue must be decided on case-by-case basis

By: Angela Riley December 9, 2009

Both the Western and Eastern District Missouri Court of Appeals have found that class waivers in arbitration agreements to be unconscionable, but it is unclear in what venue these cases will be litigated in. In an opinion issued Tuesday, the Missouri Court of Appeals Eastern District found that the arbitration agreement between Jeffrey Shaffer and Royal ...

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Class action waivers draw courts’ scorn

But unauthorized practice of law venue must be decided on case-by-case basis

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