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by toomuchtodo 3700 days ago
> What are you worried about though? Malpractice claims aren't forced into arbitration. The clause in healthcare is really just going to cause disputes about billing to go into arbitration.

Being denied due process? A contract is a contract, you don't just assume a clause won't be used.

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Correct. If you waive "due process" via binding arbitration you also lose the ability to sue for malpractice. Do not be stupid do not sign contracts that require binding arbitration particularly if they also require non-disclosure of why you invoked arbitration as your only option BECAUSE you agreed to it in the contract you signed.