The Arbitration Fairness Act is set to take a giant leap forward this Thursday. Rep. Henry Johnson (D-GA), sponsor of the House version, H.R. 3010, has convinced the chair of the Judiciary Subcommittee on Commercial and Administrative Law to hold a hearing. [House Judiciary Committee]
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Hey, a mention of Georgia (or at least a rep from there) in the news for something good! YES!
Go Hank! For anyone who may be interested, Henry “Hank” Johnson is the one who defeated Cynthia McKinney the last time around. Finally I vote for someone who wins!
Wow, I just tried to read HR 3010, and it’s completely obtuse. Can I get that bill in “diff” format, please?
[thomas.loc.gov]
Can we get a law that’s written in, say, English please?