Ex-Tinder Exec Says Arbitration Deal Doesn't Cover Assault

By Craig Clough (November 4, 2019, 10:05 PM EST) -- An ex-Tinder executive who claims she was wrongly fired for reporting an alleged sexual assault by its parent company's then-CEO urged a California federal judge Monday to keep the case out of arbitration, saying she was tricked into signing an unconscionable arbitration agreement that doesn't even cover the purported wrongdoing....

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