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Public Justice Part 1: Morgan v. Sundance, A Potential Change Against Policy Favoring Arbitration with Paul Bland

Our friend, Paul Bland, Executive Director at Public Justice, was interviewed by Paul Myers, CEO and Chairman of Advocate Capital, for the latest episode of the Cases That Made a Difference podcast. They discussed the Morgan v. Sundance case, a worker’s violation case that offers the large potential to change policy favoring arbitration.

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You can listen to the full episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify.

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