When Companies Run the Courts: How Forced Arbitration Became America’s Secret Justice System
When Companies Run the Courts explores how forced arbitration became a powerful, largely hidden alternative to the public court system. Brendan Ballou examines the growing role of companies in directing disputes into private proceedings and considers what this shift means for accountability, legal rights, and American justice.
About This Book
When Companies Run the Courts examines the rise of forced arbitration in the United States.
The book focuses on how companies use arbitration agreements to move disputes out of public courts.
It explores the consequences of this largely private system for legal accountability and access to justice.
Brendan Ballou presents forced arbitration as an important issue at the intersection of business, law, and public policy.
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