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The CFPB Will Study Forced Arbitration -- Time to Submit Comments!

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) announced today that it will study the impact of forced arbitration in consumer financial services contracts, as required by the Dodd-Frank Act passed in 2010.  The CFPB is

Warning! The Fine Print in Contracts May Be Hazardous To Your Wealth.

 

 

Here are two differently-sized sheets of downloadable labels so you can pass on the message....

Nader: Airlines Keep Billions From Confiscatory Fine Print on Airline Tickets

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Fair Contracts and Ralph Nader made a Freedom of Information Act Request to find out how much money the major airlines keep from those unused, nonrefundable tickets people don't or can't or forget to use within the one-year expiration limit set by the airlines in their fine print contracts of carriage terms.

Support Fair Contracts Legislation in Illinois!

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Fair Contracts is supporting four bills in the Illinois General Assembly this session.  If you live in Illinois and want to help make fine print contracts more accessible and understandable, we would like you to support these bills too by contacting your representatives today. 

One-sided, fine-print mortgage contracts, foreclosure fraud and the Occupy movement -- An Op Ed by Nader & Amato in the Chicago Tribune

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"The equitable case is the widespread fraud and deception involving subprime mortgages raining down on innocent homeowners following the Wall Street crash and the corporate greed that caused it. This is the ugly license fostered by massively one-sided, fine-print contracts.

Join Us Friday, January 27 on Hidden Traps, Fair Contracts & Consumer Choice

Don't miss this exciting panel discussion! 

See the attached PDF for details and RSVP today to Loyola Law School by sending an email to antitrust@luc.edu to confirm your seat.

For information on CLE, please visit LUC.edu/antitrust (Programs and Events) as registration fees apply only for those seeking CLE.

 

Contract Reform Team Submits Comments to the CFPB on Student Loans

DePaul University College of Law Student Sarah Moravia Submits Contract Reform Team Comments on Student Loan Provisions to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Ralph Nader Asks Airline CEOs About Windfall Profits for Unused Passenger Tickets

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Have you ever not used a non refundable airline ticket and then either forgot to use it within a year or were reluctant to pay a $100-$150 change fee to be able to use it?

Ralph Nader asks the CEOs of major airlines to reveal the data of how much they have pocketed from these fine-print confiscations.    Read it here.

Fair Contracts asks the DOT to release documents on this windfall revenue under the Freedom of Information Act on January 13, 2012.

Save the date: January 27, 2012: Hidden Traps, Fair Contracts & Consumer Choice

Save the date:  January 27, 2012:  Hidden Traps, Fair Contracts & Consumer Choice

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