Astroworld Fest Tragedy Shows Why U.S. Arbitration Statute Must Be Revised It appears that attorneys who filed wrongful death lawsuits against Live Nation and other organizers of the Astroworld Festival could face an uphill battle because of mandatory binding arbitration, a cloaked system where decisions are not subject to outside review. The hundreds of aggrieved concertgoers seeking damages upwards of $2 billion may not get get their days in court because the terms of service on the Live Nation website, where most bought their tickets, state that arbitrators, not the court system, will settle disputes. The Federal Arbitration Act was never intended to be used to supplant the court system in cases of wrongful death and injury, yet decisions by the U.S. Supreme Court have stretched that law far beyond its original purpose. The music festival tragedy and other recent examples show why Congress, which is taking a look at arbitration laws, must act to update the archaic statute. ~ Imre S. Szalai, The Hill 11/19/2021 Read Article: https://ift.tt/3kYzBTq #CIVILLITIGATIONLAWYER Call The Sterling Firm 🏛⚖️🧑‍⚖️ ⠀ Available 24/7! 💯👍⠀ FREE CASE EVALUATION! BOOK NOW: https://ift.tt/3rOSyJs * ⠀ 🌐 www.thesterlingfirm.com⠀ 📧 [email protected]⠀ 📲 +1(310)498-2750⠀ *⠀ Speak with a lawyer for free! 🆓🤝👌⠀ The Sterling Firm will fight for you ⚔️🛡💪 We get you maximum compensation 💵💵💵⠀ *⠀ #lawyer #law #injurylaw #civillaw #thesterlingfirm #justinsterling #justinsterlinglawyer

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