In the Text Case AT&T Mobility LLC V

question 37

Multiple Choice

In the text case AT&T Mobility LLC v.Concepcion,why did the U.S.Supreme Court majority believe that the case was subject to arbitration?

• A)Disputes involving such nominal amounts,such as the $30.22 the plaintiffs claimed,are better suited for arbitration.
• B)Contract provisions requiring arbitration of claims on an individual basis are both permissible and enforceable under the Federal Arbitration Act,which takes priority over any conflicting state law.
• C)The applicable state law and the Federal Arbitration Act required the plaintiffs arbitrate their claims,despite any provision stated in the contract.
• D)The plaintiffs' claim did not meet joinder requirements to join the class action.

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