Wednesday, August 31 • 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. ET

Arbitration agreements continue to be a pressing issue in consumer-facing agreements. The United States Supreme Court recently issued several important decisions impacting how consumer arbitration agreements will be interpreted and enforced by the courts, including in the important arena of Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) actions. Additionally, mass arbitrations continue to gain steam, causing companies to re-evaluate when—and how—arbitration clauses should be included in consumer agreements. Our panel will discuss how these recent developments play out in the consumer financial services arena and what financial services companies can do in response to these changes.

Topics include:

  • Avoiding waiver of arbitration requirements after Sundance v. Morgan
  • The effect of Moriana v. Viking River Cruises on state-law arbitration restrictions and the limits of the ruling
  • Status of mass arbitrations and defense considerations including process arbitrator considerations
  • Addressing mass arbitration in consumer arbitration agreements

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Our webinars are intended for firm clients and members of the financial services industry only.

Photo of Bill Mayberry Bill Mayberry

Bill helps clients in the banking, food service, health care, and industrial sectors effectively and efficiently solve their most complex legal problems, including government enforcement actions and related internal investigations, compliance and regulatory issues, class actions, and commercial litigation.

Photo of Jason Evans Jason Evans

Through a client-focused approach and strategic advice tailored to each situation, Jason Evans helps companies in the financial services, energy, and other industries solve their most difficult legal problems when facing high-stakes litigation and government investigations.

Photo of Nathan Marigoni Nathan Marigoni

Nathan represents clients in consumer litigation and business disputes, with a focus on complex litigation, consumer class actions, and appeals.

Photo of Virginia Bell Flynn Virginia Bell Flynn

Virginia is a first chair litigator with a diverse practice, representing clients in the health care and financial services sectors. Her managed health care work is focused on defending insurers, managed care organizations, and plan administrators in complex multiparty and single-plaintiff litigation. Virginia…

Virginia is a first chair litigator with a diverse practice, representing clients in the health care and financial services sectors. Her managed health care work is focused on defending insurers, managed care organizations, and plan administrators in complex multiparty and single-plaintiff litigation. Virginia helps clients navigate a range of claims, including bad faith, breach of contract, ERISA, the Mental Health Parity Act (MHPA), out-of-network, and issues arising under common law. As a go-to advisor for some of the largest companies in the U.S., Virginia has litigated matters in more than 21 states.