New York A00093 prohibits mandatory arbitration agreements in consumer and employment contracts, voiding such clauses and allowing other contract.
New York A00093 aims to protect consumers and employees by prohibiting mandatory arbitration agreements in consumer and employment contracts. These agreements, which require arbitration of disputes as a condition of employment or consumer contracts, are deemed contrary to public policy. The bill voids such clauses and allows other contract terms to remain in effect. It also repeals existing provisions that prohibit mandatory arbitration clauses in certain consumer contracts.
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