Something like 62000 drivers at last count invoked the arbitration clause, which got mighty costly.
Can't say I feel sorry for them.
Something like 62000 drivers at last count invoked the arbitration clause, which got mighty costly.
Can't say I feel sorry for them.
Is there anything unlawful about offering to cover legal fees for everyone wanting to pursue good-faith legal recourse (including arbitration) against a particular company?
For example, suppose I'm a mega-billionaire who simply finds Facebook's conduct abhorrent. So I offer to pay for the Binding Arbitration fees of every Facebook user who has a plausible claim against Facebook.
And would the legality of that change if I was majority stakeholder in one of Facebook's competitors?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Champerty_and_maintenance#Unit...
https://www.thewrap.com/silicon-valley-billionaire-peter-thi...