Parents unknowingly sign arbitration agreements all the time. For example, they likely sign an arbitration agreement anytime they register their child for intramural sports, a trampoline park or even a private school. Indeed, arbitration agreements that meet strict requirements set forth under Pennsylvania law are generally favored by courts. But what happens when a child becomes injured? Is an arbitration agreement signed by a parent a valid waiver of a minor's constitutional right to a jury trial?