6th Circ. Won't Apply Class Waiver In JPMorgan Antitrust Row

By Scott Flaherty (June 12, 2013, 4:10 PM EDT) -- The Sixth Circuit ruled Tuesday that an arbitrator, not a federal district court, should decide whether an Ohio man accusing JPMorgan Chase Bank NA of charging improper fees on automotive loans can bring putative class antitrust claims in arbitration against the bank....

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