Kevin Ferguson v. Corinthian Colleges, Inc.

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• concluding that the effective vindication rule does not apply to state statutes
• holding that the FAA preempts state law that prohibits arbitration of public injunctions
• holding unconscionable a confidentiality provision in an employment contract because it “would handicap if not stifle an employee’s ability to investigate and engage in discovery”
• reasoning that plaintiff’s unfair-competition law, false- advertising law, and Consumer Legal Remedies Act claims fell within the scope of an arbitration 22 agreement, which broadly stated that “any disputes” and “all claims” “arising from [her] enrollment” were arbitrable
• reasoning that plaintiff’s unfair-competition law, false- 22 advertising law, and Consumer Legal Remedies Act claims fell within the scope of an arbitration agreement, which broadly stated that “any disputes” and “all claims” “arising from [her] 23 enrollment” were arbitrable
• finding provision that required employee to give employer notice of claim within one year “function[ed] as a statute of limitations”

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