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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2024 · 10 MIN

5 Reasons to Avoid Arbitration Like the Plague!!!

from Debt Collection Self-Defense · host Brian

In "Five Reasons to Avoid Arbitration Like the Plague" Brian matches up "Court" and the Constitution vs Arbitration and an Arbitrary Arbitrator of an Arbitration Contract. In a nutshell, Arbitration is Anti-American and goes against all we hold dear in the protections of our laws and constitution and due process. Nothing good comes of Arbitration unless it is a last resort. Brian matches Arbitration and using the Courts in five different ways to show that Arbitration is wrong for the resolution and settlement of your collection case. For all documents and forms please visit the membership website at www.collectionstoppersoulutions.comA Guide to Collection Self Defense: Books 1, 2, & 3 are OUT NOW!!Find them on Amazon, B&N, Apple Books, and Gumroad.Please remember that anyone viewing or listening to this information, podcast and/or video is not being invited to create an attorney client relationship in any way. This is strictly informational to assist anyone who needs to be pointed in a direction similarly as one would do any research. Though I am a proud member of the State Bars of Florida and Michigan, this is a source of research and insight into how Brian Parker's mind operates and how he perceives the practice of law when it is used for the benefit of victims Mr. Parker does represent. Take what you need knowing I am not practicing law for you or anyone else in any state through this medium or media. I am sharing and caring. BPP Website: https://www.collectionstopper.com/Facebook: @collectionstopper  Membership: https://collectionstoppersolutions.com/#law           #lawyer             #collectionstopper           #debt            #court           #howto           #help           #gettingstarted           #sharingiscaring           #free           #membership #arbitration #motiontocompelarbitration #dontarbitrateSupport the showDisclaimer: Please remember that anyone viewing or listening to this information, podcast and/or video is not being invited to create an attorney-client relationship in any way. This is strictly informational to assist anyone who needs to be pointed in a direction similarly as one would do any research. Though I am a proud member of the State Bars of Florida and Michigan, this is a source of research and insight into how Brian Parker's mind operates and how he perceives the practice of law when it is used for the benefit of victims Mr. Parker does represent. Take what you need knowing I am not practicing law for you or anyone else in any state through this medium or media. I am sharing and caring. BPP

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In "Five Reasons to Avoid Arbitration Like the Plague" Brian matches up "Court" and the Constitution vs Arbitration and an Arbitrary Arbitrator of an Arbitration Contract. In a nutshell, Arbitration is Anti-American and goes against all we hold dear in the protections of our laws and constitution and due process. Nothing good comes of Arbitration unless it is a last resort. Brian matches Arbitration and using the Courts in five different ways to show that Arbitration is wrong for the resoluti...

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