The New Jersey Supreme Court on Wednesday kicked off its 2018-19 term by hearing arguments over the enforceability of a mandatory arbitration clause in a consumer contract.
Lawyers sparred over the issue of whether a mandatory arbitration clause in an appliance-service insurance contract barred a woman from filing a lawsuit in Superior Court alleging violation of the state Consumer Fraud Act, and related claims.
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