Brener v. Becker Paribas Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• noting the Wilko majority’s preference for judicial rather than arbitral decisionmaking in securities law cases, the court stated: “Arbitration procedures ... have become increasingly sophisticated since Wilko was decided....”
• time and expense incurred by plaintiff not sufficient prejudice to waive arbitration
• “There is nothing inherently unfair or oppressive about arbitration clauses.”

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