United States v. Reyna-Castanon

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• holding a “prohibitively expensive” arbitration agreement may be substantively unconscionable
• The “mere absence of a provision governing costs in an arbitration agreement is not sufficient to make the agreement unenforceable.”
• to meet burden, plaintiff “must (1) come forward with some evidence to show the projected fees that would apply to their specific arbitrations, and (2) show the party’s inability to pay those costs.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).