holding that employees could not be compelled to arbitrate under the U-4 agreement because "they could not have understood that . . . they were agreeing to arbitrate sexual discrimination suits."
Summary of this case from DeLuca V. Bear Stearns Co.No. 94-1923.
October 2, 1995, OCTOBER TERM, 1995.
C.A. 9th Cir. Certiorari denied. Reported below: 42 F. 3d 1299.
holding that employees could not be compelled to arbitrate under the U-4 agreement because "they could not have understood that . . . they were agreeing to arbitrate sexual discrimination suits."
Summary of this case from DeLuca V. Bear Stearns Co.holding that agreeing to a standard securities form incorporating the NASD Code provisions, which made no specific reference to the fact that those provisions require arbitration, is not a knowing waiver of the right to a judicial resolution
Summary of this case from Ex Parte Hopperexpanding the First Amendment to the New Jersey Constitution to require regional shopping centers to permit distribution of leaflets on societal issues
Summary of this case from State v. TorresFull title:PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA v. LAI ET AL
Court:U.S.
Date published: Oct 2, 1995
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