

So that's the next issue probably.' The provision would not allow CFPB to prohibit or restrict a consumer from entering into a voluntary arbitration agreement with a business after a dispute has arisen. Now the question is can a regulator mandate that you're not allowed to put these clauses in a contract. 'What this says is when is in the contract, it's effective and you can't have class action. 'What it begs is the question of whether a regulator can prohibit the use of a mandatory arbitration clause,' said Andrew Sandler, a partner in BuckleySandler LLP. The distinction is critical, because while the Supreme Court case said arbitration clauses are binding once they are part of a contract, the CFPB may still be able to prohibit their inclusion in a contract to begin with.

It also allows the agency to issue rules that may 'prohibit or impose conditions' on the use of arbitration agreements if the study finds that it would be in the public interest and would protect consumers.

While such a decision might normally put the issue to rest, the Dodd-Frank Act requires the CFPB to study and provide a report to Congress concerning the use of mandatory arbitration agreements in connection with consumer financial products. But the Supreme Court overturned that decision and found that federal arbitration law preempts state laws prohibiting class-action waivers in consumer arbitration agreements. California courts found that they were entitled to join in a class-action claim, despite a binding arbitration agreement in their contract.
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Concepcion, a California couple complained about being charged $30 in taxes for what they thought was free cellphone service. 'Mandatory arbitration has been a top complaint of consumer groups for years and they clearly hope the bureau will curtail or regulate the practice.' At issue are mandatory arbitration agreements, which are often used for credit cards, auto financing, installment loans and even checking and deposit accounts. 'I think consumer advocates will certainly turn to the CFPB in the wake of the ruling,' said Jo Ann Barefoot, a co-chair with Treliant Risk Advisers and a former deputy comptroller at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, who said the CFPB has substantial leeway under the regulatory reform law. While the decision was a relief to the banking industry, along with the rest of the business world, a provision in the Dodd-Frank Act allows the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to revisit the issue, and potentially decide to limit arbitration agreements in the future. In a 5-to-4 decision, the high court ruled that businesses may require customers to sign binding arbitration agreements that prohibit them from joining class-actions.

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