In What Situations Would a Court Most Often Strike Down

question 89

Multiple Choice

In what situations would a court most often strike down an arbitration clause as unconscionable?

• A) Contracts between merchants
• B) Contracts between corporations
• C) Contracts between businesses and their vendors
• D) Consumer and employment contracts
• E) Courts never strike down arbitration clauses as unconscionable

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