Terry Johnson v. West Suburban Bank Tele-Cash Inc. County Bank of Rehoboth Beach, Delaware Tele-Cash Inc. County Bank of Rehoboth Beach, Delaware

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• holding that statute’s references to class actions did not demonstrate legislative intent to exempt class claims from arbitration agreements
• holding that federal statutory claims are arbitrable even if class-action mechanism is unavailable
• finding that class action waivers in arbitration proceedings do not “necessarily choke off the supply of lawyers willing to pursue claims on behalf of debtors”
• finding that EFTA class action claim was subject to arbitration pursuant to the parties’ agreement
• rejecting argument that arbitration should be precluded because it rendered class actions to enforce federal statutes unavailable, in absence of any indication of congressional intent
• finding provisions in TILA and EFTA to have the same meaning because \Congress would [not] have different intended meanings for identical statutory language contained in similar statutes\

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