Torres v. Cleannet, U.S.A., Inc.

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• finding that \there is absolutely no rule that prevents arbitration when a person cannot effectively vindicate his or her state statutory rights.\
• distinguishing Booker because it pre-dated AT&T Mobility and Justice Kagan’s explanation of AT&T Mobility’s implication and holding that effective vindication doctrine does not apply where state statutes are concerned

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