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content/docs/bills.md

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+Every bill, statute, passed, or proposed, that we know of.
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 # National Statutes
 
 | Common Name | Identifier | Notes |

content/docs/problems.md

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 - Most contracts appear in many respects to put the consumer on equal terms with the business that drafted them. This helps defend against claims of unconscionably. However, limitations on discovery hurt consumers more than business (as the business holds most of the relevant information). Administrative and filing fees fall disproportionately on the consumer (even when split equally).  Class actions are almost always precluded. The types of claims most often brought by business against consumers (such as IP disputes) are precluded.  The appearance of equality is deceptive. [^rand5]
 
-- The majority of negotiated business contracts lack arbitration clauses. This suggests that that companies value, even prefer, litigation as the means for resolving disputes with peers. The systematic eschewing of arbitration clauses in business-to-business contracts also casts doubt on the corporations’ asserted beliefs in the superior fairness and efficiency of arbitration clauses. [^summersoilder1]
+- The majority of negotiated business contracts lack arbitration clauses. This suggests that companies value, even prefer, litigation as the means for resolving disputes with peers. The systematic eschewing of arbitration clauses in business-to-business contracts also casts doubt on the corporations’ asserted beliefs in the superior fairness and efficiency of arbitration clauses. [^summersoilder1]
 
 # Possible Advantages
 

content/docs/rulemakings.md

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 This article is information about (federal) administration rulemakings on the topic.
 
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 # Rule Making
 
 ## Consumer Financial Protection Bureau