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Originally Posted by masterduke
Thanks for the insights B Rookard and Ndusa And 2Tim.
It still seems to have large holes(arbitration) that could be attacked if one knew how. Why are CC banks allowed to use this system when it is not a judical procedure? And as stated, "It is now looked upon with favor by the courts". I thought the courts were the ultimate control freaks and would not tolerate any "parallel universes" operating outside of their white knuckled death grip of control? So how do lowlife operations like NAF, etc. pull this off? It seems that a class action suit against all of these so-called "forums" should be looked into?
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Masterduke: I've had to do this arbitration/mediation thing, and it can work in your favor. I went up against Nabors Drilling USA and thier clan of lawyers. The Med. was all gungho to help them, but I was prepaired. I actually did the browbeating lol, and you could here them lawyers scrambling, rusting around as I just kept reading off supreme court ruling after ruling, then explained I had my papers ready to file for work comp court, as was prepairing to go to the Supreme Court after that. The mediator changed her tune in a hurry, as was actually quite helpfull.
Maybe get you a book for your situation, memorize it, dig DEEP into your states laws and decisions. YOu shouldn't have to argue this on paper, which catches them off guard. Again, things are diff. all over, just cover your hind-end, and I think you may be suprised at the outcome. (Of course, I've been wrong before)good luck.