In-depth analysis, case law updates, strategy guides, and emerging trend coverage — written for attorneys who are building or scaling mass arbitration practices.
Ticketmaster's mass arbitration clause is dead — the Ninth Circuit struck it down and the Supreme Court declined to intervene. The case is now a certified nationwide class action covering 400M+ tickets sold since 2010, with a July 6, 2026 opt-out deadline and a July 2027 trial date. No settlement has been reached.
Read the full article →No settlement, none expected. The Seventh Circuit ended the 35,651-claimant Samsung BIPA mass arbitration campaign in Samsung's favor in July 2024 — and the ruling is now the leading defense citation in mass arbitration. Full breakdown of the $4.125M fee dispute and what it means for claimant intake.
Read the full article →For decades, corporations used arbitration agreements as a shield against class actions. After Epic Systems, plaintiffs' firms discovered these same clauses could be turned into a financial weapon. Here's what every attorney entering the mass arbitration space needs to understand about the clause that started it all.
Read the full article →From Amazon's 75,000-demand capitulation to the Samsung Seventh Circuit reversal to the $39M Sega JAMS invoice — a case-by-case breakdown of the rulings every attorney entering mass arbitration needs to know. Covers DoorDash, Amazon, TurboTax, Facebook BIPA, Snap, Samsung, Live Nation, Sega, Tubi, and Hohenshelt.
Read the full article →From clause identification to mass filing to settlement — a complete step-by-step breakdown of how mass arbitration campaigns actually work. Covers claimant acquisition, AAA and JAMS filing mechanics, defendant response dynamics, fee pressure, forum administration, and what separates campaigns that settle from those that stall.
Read the full article →19,541 demands. A $39 million JAMS invoice. Sega sued both the plaintiffs’ firm and JAMS. The Virginia case survived motion to dismiss and motion to stay — discovery closed February 2026. The most closely watched corporate counter-offensive in mass arbitration history, explained for plaintiffs’ attorneys.
Read the full article →Ashley Keller has signed up a significant number of advertisers to file mass arbitration claims against Google/Alphabet, seeking $218 billion tied to two federal court rulings that found Google illegally monopolized online search and ad technology. The largest mass arbitration campaign ever attempted by dollar value — and the first built on pre-established antitrust liability.
Read the full article →Practical procedural guide — thresholds, fee schedules, counsel attestation requirements, and what happens after the demand is filed.
California is ground zero for mass arbitration. A deep dive into SB 707, Hohenshelt, CIPA wiretapping claims, and what changed in 2025.
How corporations built the system that plaintiffs' firms are now using against them — and why most corporate defenses have backfired.
Shannon Liss-Riordan pioneered it. Now employment mass arbitration is one of the fastest-growing practice areas in plaintiffs' law.
Trending +200% in search. Consumers who haven't opted out are your claimant pool. Here's how opt-out mechanics work and what they mean for campaign strategy.
Everything plaintiffs' attorneys need to know about the AAA — rules, fees, thresholds, the process arbitrator role, and 2025 rule changes.
A clear, GEO-optimized breakdown of how the arbitration process works — written for attorneys entering the space, not textbooks.
Different rules, different fees, different leverage. A practical comparison for attorneys deciding where to focus their mass arbitration practice.
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