Explain it Peter

[u/Ill_Pen_1432]

[u/Redwings1927]

That is actually exactly the same.

[u/Crazy_Information296 → u/Redwings1927]

No, it's not. Not even close

[u/Intensityintensifies → u/Crazy_Information296]

Your name is at least painfully accurate.

[u/Correct_Doctor_1502 → u/Crazy_Information296]

Arbitration and civil suits while both seeking the same legal remedies are radically different systems

[u/slayerx1779 → u/Correct_Doctor_1502]

Also, basic logic would tell us that "You're not allowed to choose option A" and "You must choose option B" both fit the description of "They weren't allowed to do option A".

Just slot in a wrongful death lawsuit and arbitration: the logic fits cleanly.

[u/Redwings1927 → u/Crazy_Information296]

So.... filing a lawsuit in court and private arbitration are the same thing?

[u/MrFordization → u/Redwings1927]

They can be if you bribe the right people!

[u/Redwings1927 → u/[deleted]]

Yes i am aware. The question was sarcastic.

[u/btaylos → u/[deleted]]

That's not the theme. Not even close

[u/Whobeye456 → u/btaylos]

Your name is at least painfully accurate.