Colorado HB1236 amends arbitration laws to prohibit certain provisions in arbitration agreements and enhance remedies for non-compliance.
Colorado HB1236 introduces significant changes to arbitration laws, focusing on prohibiting certain provisions in arbitration agreements and enhancing remedies for non-compliance. The bill disallows provisions that waive a party's ability to participate in a representative action, including class actions or collective actions. It also prohibits provisions that require employees or consumers to pay fees and costs that exceed those required by state courts.
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