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JPMorgan Chase Seeks to Prohibit Card Customers From Suing

“Forced arbitration clauses are a fancy way for companies to force customers to waive their right to go to court when they’re cheated. And @JPMorgan @Chase just snuck them back into the fine print of their credit cards.”

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