OTO L.L.C. v. Kho

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Arbitration agreement was unconscionable due to substantial procedural unconscionability based on coercive circumstances surrounding its execution, and sufficient substantive unconscionability based on its one-sided impacts on the signatory employee.

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Feb. 2, 2014

Carol A. Corrigan

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