A Legal Victory For Nursing Home Residents. State Laws Can Supersede Federal Arbitration Act
Some court decisions leave lots of room for future generations of law school classes to debate the subtleties of the Judge's wording. Yet, other times the the court's action--without rendering an opinion-- can have equally powerful results. What could I possibly be inarticulately blabbering about? June 1st marked the deadline by which the U.S. Supreme Court could grant review of an Illinois Appellate Court decision nullifying nursing home arbitration arbitration agreements. Instead, the court decided to leave the Appellate decision untouched-- in essence giving its stamp of approval to a holding striking an appellate court decision that invalidated mandatory...
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