Minnesota HF4219 mandates arbitration agreements be made after a consumer transaction and must be clear and conspicuous.
Minnesota HF4219 requires arbitration agreements to be made after a consumer transaction and ensures these agreements are clear and conspicuous. The bill prohibits requiring consumers to enter into arbitration agreements before or during the sale of goods or services. Instead, arbitration agreements must be made after the sale, be clear and conspicuous, and be separate from other general terms related to the sale. The bill also voids and makes unenforceable any arbitration agreement provisions that violate these requirements.
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